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As the economic divide grows between developed and developing markets, so do the opportunities for learning from one another. While emerging markets still lag behind on financial inclusion, they are often in a position to jump ahead and offer more fit-for-purpose and cost-efficient solutions.

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Developed and developing financial markets are more similar than you think. Here's why