Financial inclusion in Asia [electronic resource] : issues and policy concerns /
Gopalan, Sasidaran.editor.
Kikuchi, Tomoo.editor.
This book brings together a set of analytical and empirical essays aimed at understanding inclusive finance in emerging markets focusing on Asia. Despite the significant policy interest in the issue of financial inclusion in the Asian market, there is a dearth of academic literature on the topic. This book fills this gap by being the first of its kind to address the relevant issues and policy concerns relating to the availability and affordability of financial services in this rapidly emerging geopolitical area. The book features a mixture of empirical and case study oriented essays, informed by data, literature and policy analysis that will be useful for both the academics and the policy makers in the region interested in the subject. Countries highlighted in the essays assessing financial inclusivity include Indonesia, Sri Lanka and India.
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Section I: Measurement and Determinants -- Chapter 1) Measuring Financial Inclusion; Mandira Sarma -- Chapter 2) Determinants of Financial Inclusion in Asia; Zuzana Fungáčová and Laurent Weill -- Section II: Financial Inclusion: Importance and Implications -- Chapter 3) Financial Inclusion, Poverty and Income Inequality in Developing Asia; Cyn-Young Park -- Chapter 4) Financial inclusion and Monetary Policy, Aaron Mehrotra -- Section III: Financial Inclusion in Asia: Country Experiences -- Chapter 5) Indonesia: Moving towards Digital Payment System, Moekti Soejachmoen -- Chapter 6) Financial Inclusion Policies in Sri Lanka: Status and Issues, Ganga Tilakaratna -- Chapter 7) Microfinance and Financial Inclusion in India, Rajesh Chakrabarti and Kaushiki Sanyal.
This book brings together a set of analytical and empirical essays aimed at understanding inclusive finance in emerging markets focusing on Asia. Despite the significant policy interest in the issue of financial inclusion in the Asian market, there is a dearth of academic literature on the topic. This book fills this gap by being the first of its kind to address the relevant issues and policy concerns relating to the availability and affordability of financial services in this rapidly emerging geopolitical area. The book features a mixture of empirical and case study oriented essays, informed by data, literature and policy analysis that will be useful for both the academics and the policy makers in the region interested in the subject. Countries highlighted in the essays assessing financial inclusivity include Indonesia, Sri Lanka and India.
Bank marketing.
Investment banking.
Securities.
Personal finance.
Pension plans.
Asia—Economic conditions.
Development economics.
Social structure.
Social inequality.
Financial Services.
Investments and Securities.
Personal Finance/Wealth Management/Pension Planning.
Asian Economics.
Development Economics.
Social Structure, Social Inequality.