How financial inclusion is transforming displaced lives

Redefining refugee lending can challenge perceptions, benefitting all parties.

Over 110 million people are displaced due to violence, persecution, and climate change, and access to financial services is often the key to rebuilding lives. Refugees and displaced populations face systemic barriers to financial inclusion, with traditional financial institutions often perceiving them as high-risk clients. But what if refugees are not only creditworthy but also vital contributors to economic stability?