Davos Agenda 2022

How to close Southeast Asia’s financial inclusion gap

Over six in 10 Southeast Asians remain underbanked or unbanked today.

Southeast Asia, like Indonesia's Jakarta, is well-placed to benefit from the digitalisation of financial services. Image:  Marcel Ardivan on Unsplash

Kell Jay Lim
Head, Grab Financial Group (FinTech), Grab Financial
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