Financial Inclusion for the Underprivileged

Abstract

Financial Inclusion is meant to deliver banking services at an affordable cost across a vast sections of the underprivileged. The key concern for the regulators and the supervisors who are responsible for delivering socio-economic objectives is to include the maximum number of people under the financial system. Some of the groups like VSLA work to spread the village savings and loans model worldwide. Their aim is to include the millions of poor people to have an access to basic financial services that are safe, reliable and profitable.