The findings and recommendations from this research will help the microfinance stakeholders in India to make decisions that enable the poor to have better access to financial services.

This paper highlights how the products and methods of informal finance offer valuable suggestions for formal financial service providers.

Digital Financial Services (DFS) is growing rapidly in Indonesia. However, agent and account activity remains low at around 20%. Further, awareness about mobile money/digital financial services is also low 8%. One of the key reason for low activity and limited uptake is that the products/services offered through digital channels do not meet the needs of […]

Ghiyazuddin Mohammad – Manager, Digital Financial Services and Country Programme Development for Indonesia – presented at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) workshop on “Digital Financial Services and Financial Inclusion” in Geneva, Switzerland on 14-15 December 2015.

“Ghiyazuddin Mohammad – Manager, Digital Financial Services and Country Programme Development for Indonesia – presented at “”International Conference on the Linkages between Financial Inclusion and Financial Stability”” organised by Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) in Bali, Indonesia on November 30th & December 1st, 2016.

This PB analyses four models that are tailored to cater to the Indonesian market and to the needs of the migrant communities both at the sending and the receiving end.

“Fintech” – an intersection of financial services and technology – is taking the traditional financial world by storm and Indonesia is no exception.

Lessons from our Agent Network Accelerator Survey – Indonesia Country Report – Launched February 2015 Click here to read the blog in Bahasa Last year, The Helix Institute discussed the importance of focusing on the “Launchpad Stage” before rolling out a DFS deployment. The Launchpad Stage is the developmental phase which concentrates on identifying a value proposition in […]