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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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The two faces of inclusion
One person in seven has no access to formal financial services. One person in six lives with a disability. We normally think of these as two separate inclusion challenges. They are not. They are the same problem. Financial systems were designed around a single type of customer, leaving millions of others behind. For decades, financial……
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Things worth reading: 23rd July 2026
Things we’re reading today include … UK fintech Revolut valuation soars to $115 bn US senator wants urgent answers from Barclays over Jes Staley’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein | Barclays UK banks increasingly restrict crypto payments, provoking cross-party inquiry Deutsche Bank headquarters raided for third time this year Wimbledon finalist loses her £31m fortune and……
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Things worth reading: 22nd July 2026
Things we’re reading today include … Trump made more than $1bn from crypto in first year back in office FIA sets up cryptocurrency investigation unit Fintech Funding Surges 23% In H1 2026 As Investors Concentrate Their Bets On AI And Financial Infrastructure ‘If you’re not AI-native, you’re not getting funded’: European fintech’s H1 funding figures……