Institute for Business in the Global Context

The Digital Demands of the Displaced: Don’t track me, don’t expose me, don’t cut me off

March 9, 2017May 20, 2019 IBGC 0 Comment cash, CEME, CEME Senior Fellows, data privacy, digital economy, Facebook, Financial Inclusion, financial inclusion gap, Financial Journey of Refugees, Kim Wilson, p2p transactions, refugees, The Fletcher School

by Kim Wilson, CEME Senior Fellow & Lecturer, The Fletcher School Predictably, the long tentacles of financial inclusion have coiled

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22 Jul

Recent #FletcherAlum Chris Quintos (F18) recently stopped by the #FletcherAdmit office to share a bit about what he's been up to in the #consulting industry since leaving campus. https://t.co/thgmCID3Cp

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22 Jul

Was the 2009 recession the perfect launchpad for #digitalpayment technologies?

@Kr00ney says that the chaos of 2009 made many weary of existing banks & brought on new regulations that would allow Silicon Valley start-ups to reshape consumer finance

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17 Jul

Somewhat lost in @Facebook #Libra hearings in Washington is Millennials trust Technology companies more than they trust banks...

@CNBC: After the crisis, generation puts trust in tech over banks
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