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Reaching Scale with Financial Education for Youth

Nov 1, 2011 | by Supun Dias and Oyunchimeg Siisel

This case study considers the role that financial education for youth can play in scaling up youth
financial services by examining the experiences of Hatton National Bank in Sri Lanka and XacBank in
Mongolia. Although these institutions differ on many levels, they have both found that financial education
for youth can help with their dual missions of business growth and corporate social responsibility.
By examining the different financial education programs of these two banks, including best practices in
design and delivery, a link between youth financial education and scaling up is explored.

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