Global Leaders Advocate Public-Private Collaboration for Financial Inclusion at UNGA80 Roundtable
Global leaders at the UNGA80 Bridgforte Dialogues Roundtable emphasized the importance of public-private collaboration to drive financial inclusion. Policymakers, regulators, and innovators discussed the need for a resilient financial system towards 2035.
Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, highlighted Nigeria's journey towards financial inclusion, noting a 65% cashless push. Adrienne Harris from the New York State Department of Financial Services stressed the role of New York in ensuring an inclusive financial system.
The dialogue aimed to chart actionable pathways for financial inclusion and resilience. The event, held in New York City, brought together key stakeholders to address the challenges and opportunities in achieving a more inclusive financial system globally.
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