Financial Inclusion Through Innovation Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO Women’s World Banking November 16, 2012.

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Financial Inclusion Through Innovation Mary Ellen Iskenderian, President and CEO Women’s World Banking November 16, 2012

Asia 14 FIs in 6 countries Africa 8 FIs in 7 countries Central & Latin America 11 FIs in 8 countries Europe, Middle East & North Africa 6 FIs in 6 countries Registered Stichting in The Netherlands WWB Network 39 FIs in 27 Countries Largest network in microfinance, built over 30 years 26 million active clients, 80% women $7 billion in outstanding loan portfolio Average loan size of $1,200 $3.5 billion in deposits WWB also works with financial institutions outside of the network The WWB Network

Education Start a Business (Urban or Rural) MarriageHousingChildbirth Children’s Education Children’s Marriage HealthOld AgeDeath S S S C C I I SI SI SC S C I S C I S C I S = Savings C = Credit I = Insurance Lifecycle Approach To Financial Inclusion

z Solutions based on listening to clients ProveScale Incubate & Pilot Research Design and test innovations, while providing appropriate financial education Demonstrate the business case for investing in women Maximize outreach to women Leadership Build capacity to support innovation Gender Performance Initiative Expand and improve the collection of gender-based financial and social performance indicators Dissemination of Knowledge Share lessons learned and best practices with the WWB network and facilitate peer learning through conferences, exchanges and publications The WWB Approach

Sri Lanka: Youth Savings Workshop Nigeria to Peru: Exchange New York: Capital Markets Conference Germany: Savings Workshop Value of the Network Papua New Guinea: Best Practices Workshop Dominican Republic to Kenya: Exchange Netherlands: Women in Leadership Program