How do we make financial inclusion a reality for all? That’s the question we tackled at our recent roundtable at Toynbee Hall, where leading experts from financial services, policymaking, and social impact came together to address the barriers preventing people from fully participating in the economy.

Key themes emerged, from the need for statutory financial education to the importance of responsible lending, digital access, and savings tools that work for everyone – not just those with disposable income. Financial literacy alone isn’t enough; we need systemic changes that create real opportunities for financial security.

Read the full report, which includes summaries of discussions from the event including:

  1. The role of financial education
  2. Affordable credit, problem debt, and savings
  3. Digital inclusion and accessibility
  4. Building a more inclusive financial ecosystem
  5. Challenges and future direction
  6. Recommendations

The conversation was powerful, but this is just the beginning. Read the full report to see the insights, recommendations, and what comes next for MyBnk in driving financial inclusion forward.

A LinkedIn post from MyBnk CEO Leon Ward about hosting a financial inclusion roundtable