National Bank of Cambodia Releases New Research on Financial Inclusion and Economic Growth
The National Bank of Cambodia launched a joint research book on financial inclusion, financial sector development, and economic growth in Cambodia and the ASEAN region. The book analyzes the role of open economic policies in promoting financial inclusion and highlights the importance of FinTech and green finance.
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