This approach to the problems has fuelled tensions on financial markets and in the end required interventions on an even broader scale. Instead of a broad and definitive plan, which would have solved the problem at its root, actions were taken which filled the gaps, one after the other, when it was needed.
This indicates branchless banking is receiving increasing international attention and capturing the imagination of a wide array of players and international bodies. In particular, as part of its commitment to financial inclusion, the G-20 has established the Access Through Innovation (ATI) subgroup of the Financial Inclusion Experts Group. Ladies and Gentlemen: Kenya’s financial inclusion agenda is premised on its current development blueprint, Vision 2030.