Financial inclusion

The Women Entrepreneurs Finance Code Pilots show that women’s finance works better when banks use sex-disaggregated data, design with women, offer support beyond credit and make leadership accountable.

A DBS Bank India study with Deloitte shows how women across India are using digital payments, credit and investment tools, while also pointing to the need for deeper awareness and …

The wealth generation gap is not caused by poor financial literacy alone. Women need practical money knowledge, but they also need income, ownership, credit access, retirement planning, business assets, investible …

Women-Centric Welfare Schemes across Indian states are giving women direct financial support through monthly or annual transfers. This is a meaningful shift, but real empowerment needs more than cash. It …

Women investors are steadily reshaping India’s financial landscape. From mutual funds and DEMAT accounts to digital finance communities and independent decision-making, women are moving from passive saving to active wealth …

The Gender Wealth Gap in India is not just about salary differences. It is about who owns assets, who inherits, who invests early, and who gets to compound wealth over …

India’s women entrepreneurs are proving financially resilient — yet underserved. The Financial Resilience Institute’s 2025 study reveals that women-owned SMEs outperform in savings discipline but remain excluded from equal credit …

India’s impressive Gini Index ranking places it among the most income-equal nations globally. But the real story lies beneath the numbers—proxy ownership, gendered access, and systemic gaps still persist.

New data from Tide reveals that 96% of women entrepreneurs adopting digital tools are from Bharat — India’s Tier 2, 3, and 4 cities. This article explores how these women …

MoSPI’s Men and Women in India 2024 is not just another report. It maps out progress, setbacks, and the complex truths about gender gaps in India. From financial inclusion to …