IN the Philippines, a land of immense potential, a critical issue lies at the heart of its economic future: 44 percent of the bankable population, those ages 15 and older, remains unbanked. This statistic is not just a number; it s a glaring indicator of untapped economic potential. Financial inclusion, or strategically integrating these individuals into the financial system, emerges as a beacon of transformative potential.The Philippines, with its vibrant culture and robust natural resources, has always been a country poised for economic breakthroughs. Despite impressive GDP growth rates and a decrease in poverty levels in recent years, challenges such as income inequality and limited access to financial services persist. This backdrop underscores financial inclusion s vital role in fostering economic development.The financial history of the Philippines is marked by a journey from a tightly controlled banking system to a more liberalized financial environment in the 1990s. Tracing the
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