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Towards sustainable financial inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa?
[Vers une inclusion financière durable en Afrique Subsaharienne ?]

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  • Quentin Dufresne
  • Luc Jacolin
  • Albin Salmon

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Recent progress in financial inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa – and especially in bank account ownership among the most vulnerable groups – plays a crucial role in improving “financial well-being” or “financial health”. To reduce the associated risks, especially for recently banked populations, financial inclusion must be accompanied by public policies to protect these groups. Les progrès récents de l'inclusion financière en Afrique subsaharienne, et notamment la bancarisation en cours des populations les plus vulnérables constituent des enjeux croissants de « bien-être financier », ou « santé financière ». Afin de réduire les risques, notamment pour les populations récemment bancarisées, l'inclusion financière doit aller de pair avec des politiques publiques protégeant les populations.

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  • Quentin Dufresne & Luc Jacolin & Albin Salmon, . "Towards sustainable financial inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa? [Vers une inclusion financière durable en Afrique Subsaharienne ?]," Eco Notepad (in progress), Banque de France.
    • Handle: RePEc:bfr:econot:398
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