Bangladesh's financial sector will have to adopt new technologies and services in the post-COVID-19 period for the lenders to move their operations online and address the recent challenges faced by the industry.

Singapore residents are increasingly adopting digital payments due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a GlobalData report.

SEEP recognizes the value individuals can derive from and bring to the SEEP Network and want you to play a part in peer-to-peer learning, experimenting with new approaches, collaborating on critical issues, and shared vision.

The downturn brought on by COVID-19 will test the industry.

More than an estimated 5,000 women are expected to directly benefit from a new initiative led by Ghazanfar Bank, one of Afghanistan’s leading commercial banks.

Like microlenders in other parts of the world, the company aims to democratize access to modern financial services, in order to promote financial inclusion.

"COVID-19 has underscored how important digital systems and contactless transactions are for economic resilience."

The cooperation aims to strengthen the offer of financial products and services to Venezuelan migrants, especially women, with the aim of helping them successfully integrate into the country's social and economic dynamics.

The financing package aims to support micro, small and medium enterprises, women-owned SMEs, housing for underserved segments, and climate-smart investments, including green buildings.

Private and public collaboration to focus on using digitalization to address a range of economic, commercial, and social issues.