It may appear that countries will have to offer similar concessions to non-residents which they now offer to Barbadian residents, but some of these positions can be negotiated and it will be influenced by what the country commits to.
These benefits are quantitative and qualitative in nature and include (i) capacity building and training of financial services providers to promote expansion into rural areas; product and service innovation, including savings, remittances and Islamic financial services; adoption and integration of new technologies and applications for improving access to financial services; (ii) capacity building and training of Government and regulatory authorities to support development of an inclusive financial sector and implementation of measures under the Program; and (iii) literacy programs (financial and basic) conducted by or on behalf of financial services providers for clients and potential clients to improve access to financial services and the utilization of finance.