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CGAP Report: Banking the Poor via G2P Payments
Brent Ho-Young

The good people at CGAP have shared a great report on the emerging and needed field of Government-to-Person (Payments).  The report is extensive and shares much light on the benefit that up to 170 million people worldwide would receive from governments employing electronic channels, including mobile solutions, to distribute social transfers and payments to current and retired workers.

This report a must read for all those working in the mobile and value transfer field as its comprehensive, thoroughly researched, and best of all, it's free.  You can thank Jim Rosenberg from CGAP's Technology Blog for sharing the report.

When you have a moment, take a read through it.  You can access it at here:

http://www.cgap.org/p/site/c/template.rc/1.9.41174/ 

Also, if you are working in the G2P or Mico-Finance field, Mobile-Financial.com would love to hear from you and share your insights with the community.  Please contact me at brent@mobile-financial.com to chat.

Cheers,

Brent 
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Posted on: Tuesday, February 2, 2010


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Brent Ho-Young
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Brent Ho-Young is a recognized expert in the mobile financial services industry. He has developed mobile financial strategies for wireless operators, banks, international remittance providers and application service providers and commercialized their product offerings.

 

Mr. Ho-Young founded DonRiver’s mobile practice and, as its lead, is responsible for its mobile financial service offerings, market research and oversight of client consulting engagements. He also serves as the chief editor of a highly regarded mobile financial services information portal that provides industry news and insight to professionals around the world (www.mobile-financial.com).

 

Prior to becoming a principal in the mobility practice at DonRiver, Mr. Ho-Young served as a technology consultant for a global management and technology consulting firm focused on defining and implementing operational software solutions for Tier 1 wireless operators and telecommunications service providers.

 

Mr. Ho-Young holds a bachelor’s degree in Engineering and Management from McMaster University and is a former president of the Harvard Business School’s Summer Venture in Management Program’s alumni association