This week, Michael J. Hsu, the acting comptroller of the currency in the US, emphasized the significance of financial inclusion during his speech at the "Inclusive Finance for Development: 15 Years of Impact" event in New York. Hsu highlighted how focusing on people-centered metrics of financial health and well-being can boost financial inclusion and lead to better long-term financial outcomes for individuals and their communities.
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