The Strategic Leadership Course on Financial Inclusion aims to enhance participants’ ability to lead and implement inclusive finance strategies within their organizations or sectors.

The course on Risk Management in a Digital Economy aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the evolving risk landscape associated with digital financial services and technological innovation.

This event is organized by the Gender Department of the World Bank Group, the Gates Foundation, and LSE’s Hub for Equal Representation in the Economy.

Whilst private markets have delivered strong returns for investors and provided tailored finance to UK companies and infrastructure projects, concerns have been raised about the implications of their rapid growth and interconnectedness with banks and insurers for the UK’s financial stability. The report sought to shine a light on the drivers and consequences of the growth of private markets.

Non-profit Women in Banking & Finance has set up a new council to support growth and innovation.

These investments will expand access to funding for female investors and entrepreneurs, with a focus on the eight growth-driving sectors of the Government’s Industrial Strategy – from life sciences to digital & technology – that underpin UK growth.

Five biggest banks in the UK take part in program that will also help domestic abuse victims recover their credit score.

This report summarizes the findings of primary research with people with lived experience of financial exclusion, and stakeholders with a professional interest in financial inclusion. 

This publication presents the findings of a rapid review of the state of financial inclusion in the UK. It covers everyday banking services, credit, savings and investments, pensions, insurance and problem debt.