Examinando por Materia "Acceso financiero"

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    Análisis global de la dependencia entre la profundidad del mercado de capitales y la inclusión financiera
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Bolaños Correa, Sergio Andrés; Sanclemente Oyuela, Milton César; Tellez Falla, Diego Fernando
    The development of capital markets is directly related to the economic development of a country. For this reason, it is possible to find deeper financial markets in mature economies than in underdeveloped or developing economies. However, in many cases, access to capital markets is restricted because of lack in financial inclusion, and only those with more privileges are the only whom can access to them, as it happens in most of developed economies. The present paper aims to analyze the dependence among financial inclusion policies and the development of deeper financial markets for different countries among developed economies (OECD members), developing economies and underdeveloped economies, with the objective to show how important is to promote financial inclusion at all levels to boost economic growth.
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    El emprendimiento en etapa inicial en Colombia y su alto índice de fracaso, un enfoque en el riesgo financiero, el acceso a la financiación y la brecha de género
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Arias García, Francy Elena; Díaz Acevedo, Natalia; Guerrero Latorre, Jorge Harley
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    Género e inclusión financiera en Colombia
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2018) Cardona Ruiz, Daniel Elifonso; Hoyos Alzate, María Camila; Saavedra Caballero, Fabiola
    The access to the formal financial system allows people to be organized financially, save money and plan for the future -- However, there is still a high percentage of the Colombian population that is outside the financial system, especially women -- The objective of this paper is to measure, through an econometric model based on the data of the World Bank´s 2014 Global Findex Database, the difference in gender regarding the financial inclusion in Colombia during 2014 -- In order to do so, three categories are taken into account and they measure (i) the access to services from a formal financial institution, (ii) their active use, and (iii) the active use of informal financial services -- The latter is relevant because it takes into account that segment of the population that is marginalized from the formal services of the financial sector -- Overall, it is shown that being a woman has a negative impact regarding inclusion on the formal financial system, understanding this inclusion as the access, and effective use of formal financial services