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Medir el Valor de la Economía de la Mujer
Esta es la cuarta edición de la Encuesta de Análisis de la Economía de la Mujer de la Alianza, la única recopilación de datos financieros globales que miden el desempeño de las instituciones al servicio del mercado femenino. El análisis incorpora más de 12.000 puntos de datos de 38 instituciones (alrededor del 60 por ciento de los miembros de la Alianza).
Measuring the Value of the Female Economy 2020
This report is based on information gathered in the Alliance’s Female Economy Analytics Survey — the only collection of global banking data measuring the performance of financial institutions serving the female economy, with 7 years of performance data and over 12,000 data points.
Consistent with the trends that have emerged in previous reports, this fourth edition of “Measuring the Value of the Female Economy” report (formally the “Economics of Banking on Women”report) highlights a vast opportunity to better serve the female economy and significant benefits for those FSPs that tap into it.
Pregunte a un Experto – Encuesta de Análisis de la Economía de la Mujer
Esta Pregunte al Experto se centra en la Encuesta de Análisis de la Economía Femenina de 2020. Compartimos consejos y trucos, y escuchamos las mejores prácticas de profesionales expertos sobre los procesos más efectivos que han encontrado para completar la encuesta.
Ask the Expert: Female Economy Analytics
This Ask the Expert session focuses on the 2020 Female Economy Analytics Survey. We share tips and tricks and hear best practices from expert practitioners about the most effective processes they’ve found for completing the survey.
A Data-Driven Path to Women’s Financial Inclusion
Data-Driven Path to Women’s Financial Inclusion shares insights from data scientists, data aggregators, financial services providers, investors and Women’s Financial Inclusion Data Partnership (WFID) members on the new frontiers of gender data in becoming the financial institution of the future.
Data Driving Action for Women Dialogue Series: THE POWER OF GENDER DATA: GENDER-INCLUSIVE DIGITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES
Data Driving Action for Women Dialogue Series: THE POWER OF GENDER DATA: GENDER-INCLUSIVE DIGITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES
This report provides a readout of the third and final roundtable discussion convened by the Women’s Financial Inclusion Data (WFID) partnership, which includes the Financial Alliance for Women. This discussion convened senior representatives from global financial institutions, FinTechs, researchers and other key stakeholders for a discussion on how gender data can help the industry create a gender-intelligent and inclusive business model.
Ask the Expert: Female Economy Analytics
Ask the Expert: Female Economy Analytics
In this Ask the Expert session, Alliance experts and Grace Kishek from Bank al Etihad in Jordan answer members’ questions about the Alliance’s Female Economy Analytics platform.
Pregunte a un Experto: Análisis de le Economía Femenina
En esta sesión de Pregunte a un Experto, varios expertos en datos de la Alianza, incluyendo a Pura Méndez de BHD León, presentarán información sobre nueva plataforma de Análisis de le Economía Femenina.
Big Data Big Impact
Big Data Big Impact
We live in an era of big data; massive amounts of information stream from cell phones, laptops, remote sensors, and an ever- growing host of technologies, even in the least developed and most isolated places in the world. Transforming this flood of data into actionable knowledge about the lives of women and girls is one of the great technical and moral tests of the 21st century. Data2X explores in this report.
Digitalization and Personalization – Banco BHD León
Digitalization and Personalization – Banco BHD León
At the 2018 Summit Daniel Gutierrez discussed how Banco BHD León is developing a model that goes beyond customer centricity, using data to understand what the customer wants and providing options for a more personalized experience.
Women in Finance: A Case for Closing Gaps
Women in Finance: A Case for Closing Gaps
This study by the International Monetary Fund analyzes the intersection of gender and finance, examining women’s roles not only as users of financial services but also as leaders in financial institutions and financial supervision agencies. It highlights the need for better data to monitor gender gaps, help researchers understand the drivers of these gaps and their effects, and help design effective policies to address them.
Global Business Case Tool for Financial Services Providers
Global Business Case Tool for Financial Services Providers
This tool helps the user develop a business case for the Women’s Market by quantifying the market opportunity and estimating an FSP’s direct financial benefits from strategically targeting the female economy – providing strong groundwork for a presentation to senior management to integrate a Women’s Market program into the FSP’s overall strategy. The Excel-based tool also comes with a PDF guide to help the user understand how to use the resource.
Women’s Financial Inclusion Data Partnership Principles
Women’s Financial Inclusion Data Partnership Principles
Stakeholders need a complete picture of the gap in women’s financial inclusion to be able to close it – and data is critical to this. These tenets reflect the aspirations and commitments of the WFID partnership (comprising the Alliance for Financial Inclusion, Data2X, the Global Banking Alliance for Women, the Inter-American Development Bank, IDB Invest, the International Finance Corporation, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Bank Group) to increasing women’s access to and use of financial services by promoting the collection and use of sex-disaggregated data.
The Way Forward: How Data Can Propel Full Financial Inclusion for Women
The Way Forward: How Data Can Propel Full Financial Inclusion for Women
Data is one of the key elements necessary to create inclusive financial systems around the world. With more and improved WFI data, policymakers can design and monitor WFI interventions, and financial service providers can build a business case for targeting women as clients. This strategy document from the Women’s Financial Inclusion Data (WFID) partnership argues that only through a unified and sector-wide approach to the collection, analysis and use of gender data will women’s full financial inclusion be realized.
Leveraging Sex-Disaggregated Data to Accelerate Progress Towards Women’s Financial Inclusion
Leveraging Sex-Disaggregated Data to Accelerate Progress Towards Women’s Financial Inclusion
Women are still disproportionately excluded from the formal financial system and make up more than half of the world’s unbanked population. According to the 2014 Global Findex, 58 percent of women had an account compared to 65 percent of men. This gender gap has persisted at 9 percent for developing economies, despite progress to advance financial inclusion. This Guideline Note from AFI explores.
Sex-Disaggregated Data Toolkit
Sex-Disaggregated Data Toolkit
This AFI Financial Inclusion Data Working Group Guideline Note outlines steps to using supply and demand side sex-disaggregated data to close the financial inclusion gender gap based on the experience of AFI member institutions in a range of countries, including: Bangladesh, Burundi, Costa Rica, Chile, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Haiti, Malaysia, Morocco, Rwanda, Samoa, Senegal, Solomon Islands, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Winning the Women’s Market | Module 4
Winning the Women’s Market | Module 4
This case study, the first in the GBA’s series, focuses on founding bank Westpac, which has long focused on the female economy as a critical pathway to long-term success.
Westpac’s Net Promoter Scorecard
The net promoter score (NPS) used by Westpac measures customer advocacy, defined as the willingness of customers to recommend the bank to family, friends and colleagues.
Datos de oferta desagregados por sexo relevantes para la inclusión financiera
Datos de oferta desagregados por sexo relevantes para la inclusión financiera
Este documento del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo examina los indicadores y métodos de inclusión financiera de varios países latinoamericanos y presenta recomendaciones para los indicadores de la oferta que los reguladores y los encargados de formular políticas deben recopilar y supervisar.
Data as a Catalyst for Growth – Itaú Unibanco
Data as a Catalyst for Growth – Itaú Unibanco
Andrea Cordeiro shared Itaú Unibanco’s strategy to accelerate financial inclusion using data at the 2016 GBA Summit.
Winning the Women’s Market | Module 1
Winning the Women’s Market | Module 1
When considering developing a Women’s Market program, you must examine how the program fits within the bank’s strategic priorities. A bank will already have defined its strategic goals, internal and external priorities, and long-term plans. You can use this worksheet to help scope your strategic planning.
Use this worksheet to think through what it will take to launch and implement a Women’s Market program.
Porter’s Five Forces Worksheet
This model asks you to understand five forces (competitors, suppliers, new entrants, substitute products and buyers) that shape any industry or market. It asks you to assess their strengths, whether low, medium or high. If all forces are high, then the market environment is highly competitive, and there is probably not significant value to be captured by entering it.
The Power of Women’s Market Data: A How-to Guide
Bankers fully understand the value of data in generating business insights and making informed decisions, yet, many banks struggle to disaggregate their data by sex. Without this data, banks are missing out on key insights to assess customer behavior or measure business performance more effectively. This In Brief was compiled based on the experiences of 11 GBA members and partners as a practical guide to support banks that are looking to start disaggregating their data by sex, or those looking to improve their current practices.
Establishing a Baseline: Example of Data Points
These data points were considered critical from Alliance members with active Women’s Market programs.
This worksheet will help you calculate your current and potential market share.
This World Bank report measures and compares gender parity in 173 economies, using data about legal restrictions on women’s entrepreneurship and employment in order to inform policy discussions and promote research on the linkages between the law and women’s economic opportunities.
This worksheet will help you understand the potential value of the Women’s Market in your operational areas and if you have a business case.
Género en el Sistema Financiero 2014
Género en el Sistema Financiero 2014
This report, in Spanish, presents the latest findings on ‘Gender in the Financial System’ in Chile.
2015 Summit: Financial Inclusion by Gender in Zambia
Financial Inclusion by Gender in Zambia
This is the presentation given by Dr. Tukiya Kankasa-Mabula, Deputy Governor, Bank of Zambia, during the panel Toward a Data-Driven Ecosystem at the 2015 Global Data Symposium.
2015 Summit: Toward a Data-Driven Ecosystem – Tania Moussallem
Toward a Data-Driven Ecosystem
This is the presentation given by Tania Moussallem, Assistant General Manager, BLC Bank, during the panel Toward a Data-Driven Ecosystem at the 2015 Global Data Symposium.
2015 Summit: Mapping the Women’s Market Data Gaps
Mapping the Women’s Market Data Gaps
This is the presentation given by Inez Murray, Chief Executive of the Global Banking Alliance for Women, during the panel on Mapping the Women’s Market Data Gaps at the 2015 Global Data Symposium.
2015 Summit: Demand Data Sets – Gabriela Andrade
Demand Data Sets: The Other Side of the Equation
This is the presentation given by Gabriela Andrade, Financial Markets Senior Specialist, Capital Markets and Financial Institutions Division, Inter-American Development Bank, during the panel on Demand Data Sets at the 2015 Global Data Symposium.
2015 Summit: National Survey for Financial Inclusion Mexico
Demand Data Sets: The Other Side of the Equation
This is the presentation given by Zaira Badillo, Director of Financial Services Access, Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores de México, during the panel on Demand Data Sets at the 2015 Global Data Symposium.
2015 Summit: Demand Data Sets – Bénédicte de la Brière
Demand Data Sets: The Other Side of the Equation
This is the presentation given by Bénédicte de la Brière, Lead Economist, Gender, Human Development Network, World Bank Group, during the panel on Demand Data Sets at the 2015 Global Data Symposium.
The Power of Women’s Market Data: A How-to Guide
The Power of Women’s
Market Data: A How-to Guide
Bankers fully understand the value of data in generating business insights and making informed decisions, yet, many banks struggle to disaggregate their data by sex. Without this data, banks are missing out on key insights to assess customer behavior or measure business performance more effectively. This In Brief was compiled based on the experiences of 11 GBA members and partners as a practical guide to support banks that are looking to start disaggregating their data by sex, or those looking to improve their current practices.
The Value of Sex-Disaggregated Data
The Value of Sex-Disaggregated Data
Governments and agencies around the world are increasingly prioritizing full financial inclusion of women, but moving the needle is impossible without data on how many women actually have access to financial services and through what channels. The Global Banking Alliance for Women (GBA), in collaboration with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and Data2X, has released this report based on interviews with over 50 regulators, policymakers, International Finance Institutions (IFIs) and bankers from around the world that reveals just how this data could inform better policies and prompt the private sector to take on this missed market opportunity.
Embedding Gender in Sustainability Reporting
Embedding Gender in
Sustainability Reporting
This IFC report highlights some of the existing and emerging business drivers for improving practices and reporting on material gender issues.
