FinVolution and NUS Business School share project findings focusing on Financial Inclusion for Filipino Overseas Domestic Helpers at UN Global Compact BRI Summit
The organizations said their work examined financial inclusion for Filipino domestic workers employed overseas, a group whose cross-border employment and remittance needs can create distinct barriers to accessing financial services.
FinVolution, a financial technology company, and NUS Business School did not provide further details in the source material on the project’s methodology, the size of its research group, or specific recommendations arising from the findings.
The presentation places the issue of access to financial tools for migrant domestic workers within broader discussions at the UN Global Compact BRI Summit.
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