The aim is not oriented for commercial financing to the people who are the target of financial inclusion, but as social financing for empowering them to reach a better living standard. Overall, this chapter has a mission to invite the public to be involved in financial inclusion as a form of shared social responsibility through digital financial inclusion. Therefore, by using Indonesia as a case study, this chapter describes P2P lending and philanthropy platform by focusing on three issues: (1) entry barriers (2) developing digital financial inclusion ecosystems and (3) social and economic impacts. Indonesia represents a major global economy in Asia, where financial inclusion works and the digital economy has begun to arise and has become the most generous country through Islamic philanthropy. As the third-largest population in Asia and Southeast Asia’s biggest economy, Indonesia has remarkable untapped financial technology prospects in P2P lending and philanthropy platforms. Peer-to-peer (P2P) lending and philanthropy platforms become a new face of digital financial inclusion in Asia. Digitalization now brings digital financial inclusion. In Asia, many countries are engaging financial inclusion as a strategy to reach inclusive growth. Financial inclusion becomes a global agenda to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs).
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