OPENING
The missing billion accounts: delivering financial inclusion through postal networks
Mr. Edouard Dayan, Director General of the universal Postal Union
Ms. Joelle Toledano, Commissioner, ARCEP, professor Of Economics, SUPELEC, Chair Of the postal Economics Project Group
Mr. Carlos Henrique Almeida Custodio, President, Correios (Brazil)
Mr. Jacques Attali, President. PlaNet Finance
Dr. Gabriela Braun, Director Policy & Grant Management, Alliance for Financial Inclusion
SESSION 1: PERSPECTIVE
Financial inclusion policies across countries: a comparative approach analysis
SESSION 2: FIRST CASE STUDY
Brazil: the policy case for financial inclusion through the postal network
Correspondent banking and the financial System: an innovative regulatory framework
Serve-the-poor-first strategies: the business case for financial inclusion through the postal network in Brazil
Financial inclusion and local economic development in Brazil: a quantitative evaluation of the impacts of Banco Postal
SESSION 3: DEBATE
Replicating the Brazilian model of financial inclusion through the postal network: What? What not? Where? Where not? Why? Why not?
Financial Inclusion through the postal network in Azerbaijan: a World Bank Group Project
Financial Exclusion in Cameroon: the inclusive role Of the Post
SESSION 4: MORE CASE STUDIES
Financial inclusion: comparison Of policies and business models in emerging countries
Russia and India: the policy case for financial inclusion through the postal network
Russia and India: the business case for financ.at inclusion through the postal network
China and South Africa: the policy case for financial inclusion through the postal network
China and South Africa: the business case for financial inclusion through the postal network
Microfinance for all through the Chinese postal network
SESSION 5: DEBATE
Defining successful models Of financial inclusion through the postal network
Universal postal service and universal access to finance
What is a pro-financial inclusion regulatory framework?