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Latin American Economy & Business - April 2016 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Mexico: Banks – strong, often foreign, and not much used
As of early 2016, Mexico’s commercial banking sector has many strengths. By many metrics, financial inclusion has improved over the last four years or so. However, it has much further to go match the standards of other countries in the Latin America & Caribbean region, let alone those of other upper middle-income countries. Lack of financial inclusion remains a major challenge for policy-makers.
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