Philippines launches inclusion initiative in memory of Espenilla
Late governor honoured in new initiative to help those underserved by financial industry
The Central Bank of the Philippines has launched a new financial inclusion platform in honour of the institution’s late governor, Nestor Espenilla, who passed away earlier this year.
In a speech on March 26, new governor Benjamin Diokno announced the launch of the Institute for Growth and National Inclusion, Transformation and Empowerment (Ignite).
“Ignite is a multi-stakeholder, research-based and data-driven advocacy. It is a social transformation platform that leverages on technology to
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