Consumer credit frameworks need to be designed with comprehension and product design in mind. 

Episode One features May Abulnaga, First Sub-Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt and Chair of AFI’s Gender Inclusive Finance Committee, sharing her personal story about her work to advance women’s access to finance, and to promote women’s leadership in Egypt.

The move transforms the Ghana Card from a standard identification document into a multifunctional tool that combines identity verification with financial transactions.

This report assesses the impact of AI on the financial services industry, including fintechs and traditional financial institutions, from efficiency to productivity and profitability, as well as persistent organizational adoption and scaling challenges. It also highlights developing policy and regulatory approaches.

This panel discussion focused on how institutions and regulators can strengthen resilience, enhance cross-border coordination, and prepare for a future in which emerging technologies, cyber conflict, ransomware, and financial crime increasingly intersect. 

This TC Note makes proposals for supervisory effectiveness and, where consistent with more effective supervision, the simplification of supervisory methodologies and processes.

This new body aims to advance gender‑intentional policy and strengthen women’s leadership in financial regulation worldwide.

This program is the only one of its kind to combine rigorous learning in policy-relevant technology with a gender lens on policy and regulation implementation.

This paper examines international experiences with open finance, shedding light on its impact on competition, market entry and financial access, while discussing the challenges that remain.