THE ROLE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN EXPANDING FINANCIAL INCLUSION AND REDUCING POVERTY
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
corporate governance, financial inclusion, poverty, banking sector, institutional environment, financial services, digitalization, access to finance, sustainable development, ESG approach, small business, financial literacy, investment attractiveness.Abstract
In the context of the transformation of the global economy and the intensification of digitalization processes, the problem of ensuring financial inclusion as one of the key factors for sustainable socio-economic development acquires particular relevance. Financial inclusion, understood as the access of the population and businesses to quality, affordable, and safe financial services, is directly linked to reducing poverty, increasing entrepreneurial activity, and strengthening the financial stability of the state.
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