2011 Summary can be downloaded HERE - FT Live
2011 Summary can be downloaded HERE - FT Live
2011 Summary can be downloaded HERE - FT Live
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Session Takeaways<br />
Overall the panel was of the view that growth with equity and justice is critical for sustainable economic<br />
development. Though there is no short cut to achieve this, an optimal mix of low cost channels (BC, Mobile<br />
banking, Branches, etc.), led by banks and supported by the regulator and Government, will <strong>be</strong> required.<br />
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It will <strong>be</strong> banks that will drive financial inclusion in India, as they provide a full suite of banking products to<br />
customers<br />
Private banks will have a larger role to play by deploying innovative operating models that are economically<br />
sustainable and commercially viable<br />
Banks should consider financial inclusion as an investment, rather than an expense<br />
Microfinance has delivered results in providing micro credit products to the unbanked and will further<br />
facilitate financial inclusion, though it will mainstream banks that will play a major role<br />
Financial literacy of the end-customer will <strong>be</strong> critical and equally important<br />
Technology will <strong>be</strong> a key vehicle to achieve inclusion objectives, by reducing costs and hence making<br />
inclusive growth more viable. With increasing penetration, the mobile phones <strong>can</strong> actually <strong>be</strong>come a “silver<br />
bullet” to achieve inclusion