In other words, the better the understanding banks and other financial service providers have about the potential consumers of their inclusion-oriented products and services, the more likely their strategies are to succeed in a way that benefits both consumers and producers. This is the issue that I would like to address in this lecture.
An important aspect of the Conference is that it has provided an excellent platform for networking bringing together the relevant stakeholders who are involved in the fight against money laundering in Fiji. I hope that all of you have greatly benefitted from this Conference. I have noted that most of the speakers and panellists are anti-money laundering practitioners.