Policymakers, development organisations and private sector players, often rely on financial inclusion data uncovered through consumer or ‘demand-side’ surveys.

Read our report and insights on the financial needs of Mexicans, a pilot study in collaboration with the Mexican regulator, CNBV.

Read our summary report of the findings from the Financial Needs pilots, in partnership with AFI members from Mexico, Nigeria, Kenya, Philippines and Zimbabwe.

Exploring the relationship between platforms, participants and financial services.

We take a closer look at financial inclusion research and the shift towards using transactional data to develop more meaningful indicators.

Read more about our work with the Nigerian Inter-bank Settlement System (NIBSS) and the key findings from our transactional data analysis.

We investigate the prospect of new financial inclusion indicators for policymakers, through transactional data analysis.

Client data and its role in inclusive insurance

See what the i2i needs measurement framework reveals about consumer behaviour in Zimbabwe.

Using transactional and CRM data to identify an underserved consumer segment

Applying relatively simple analytical methods to traditional data can yield positive returns for organisations.

Lito Villanueva of FINTQ explains why banks and fintechs don't need to compete.

i2i is offering technical assistance to the Vanguard Group in Ghana, a financial services group that has insurance and banking divisions.

Faith started her enterprise with her own income and lacks access to finance to grow beyond the few fruit stalls she owns.

As you leave Kampala and its busy streets, you head into rural Uganda where you exchange small shops

Thoughts from the first event in the #DataHacks4FI meet-up series in Naroibi

Mobile-based banking system that enables farmers to access credit

KCB’s Experience with Data