
Women's World Banking
@womensworldbnkg
We aim to empower low-income women around the world through financial inclusion. Our CEO is @MEIskenderian.
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https://www.womensworldbanking.org 09-11-2009 19:57:05
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Francesca Brown of Women's World Banking: "women in revenue generating positions are the ones who rise to leadership positions, showing how integral it is to address the imbalance GBI has demonstrated in positions women take".

Recently, We had the pleasure of hosting the Women's World Banking team at the SANEF Head Office for a rich and insightful conversation on deepening collaboration to advance women’s financial inclusion and economic empowerment in Nigeria through Agent Network.




.Women's World Banking, Pezesha (means capital enabler), Global Parametrics, & Dr. Molly Hellmuth join Jill Malandrino on Nasdaq #TradeTalks to discuss how public-private partnerships, policymakers, and the fintech sector can accelerate financial inclusion in Africa. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…


.Women's World Banking CEO @MEIskenderiano joined Jill Malandrino to discuss how central banks and regulators are collaborating to mitigate risk to free up capital in African markets. Watch the full video: spr.ly/60192iDkD



Will you be at Point Zero Forum? Francesca Brown, our Director of Policy & Advocacy, will explore 1) how data & consumer protection policies shape AI adoption, 2) use cases from emerging markets & how tokenization can accelerate #FinancialInclusion. bit.ly/4m1n8fS




"Financial resilience is climate resilience," says Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO of Women's World Banking. "When women have access to savings, credit and insurance, they’re not just surviving disasters — they’re rebuilding stronger." Read more on The Sustainability Project



Mary Ellen Iskenderian of Women's World Banking argues that empowering women with financial tools isn’t charity — it’s smart, scalable climate action. “Only 1% of the world has climate insurance,” she notes. “That must change.” impact.economist.com/sustainability…




Traditional lending models fail #WomenEntrepreneurs. It’s time for change. In this Making Finance Work for Women episode w/ Innovations for Poverty Action, explore how innovations like psychometric scoring & mobile disbursements are reshaping credit. Find it wherever you listen to podcasts!

A 45-min psychometric test in Ethiopia doubled women’s access to credit. Why? Because when you design credit with gender in mind, outcomes change. Hear more on our latest Making Finance Work for Women Podcast episode with Innovations for Poverty Action.