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May 23, 2022
On May 11, 2022, the results and databases of the National Survey of Financial Inclusion 2021 were published. This report has the objective of analyzing the advances or setbacks in some indicators of the financial inclusion of the population in Mexico between 2018 and 2021.
December 29, 2018
At the end of last month, the results of the third Mexican National Survey for Financial Inclusion—one of the most comprehensive financial inclusion surveys in the world—were released by the Mexican Office for the Treasury and Public Credit, the Mexican National Banking and Securities Commission and INEGI (Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía — Mexican National Institute of Statistics and Geography).
December 21, 2018
The main results of ENIF 2018 (the National Survey on Financial Inclusion 2018) are being presented, and the situation and challenges that the government of AMLO and the financial institutions will face with regards to inclusion and financial education. 47.1% of the population has a bank or financial account (savings), 31.1% credit or credit card and 25.4% insurance.
July 22, 2014
The recovery in the Mexican economy is beginning to show in the lending and deposit figures reported by the banking system. The stronger performance of jobs and consumer spending has fed through into a recovery of credit. Deposit-taking has picked up in line with the acceleration in the economy
July 22, 2014
With data from the National Financial Inclusion Survey (ENIF 2012), we estimate Probit models controlling by different variables. After estimating marginal effects at the means (MEMS), we found that households receiving remittances are more likely to have bank accounts (+10.2% to +11.3%) and to use bank branches (+11.0% to +18.8%), but are less likely to have insurance (-7.6% to -12.1%) and to use ATMs (-8.1% to -8.6%). We did not find any effects on having: i) a payroll account or other investments, ii) investment funds, iii) a loan or credit, iv) credit card, or v) mortgage loans. Thus, there are big opportunities to foster financial inclusion on remittance recipients
June 18, 2014
This paper explores the factors determining financial inclusion in Mexico from the demand side, based on information from the 2012 National Financial Inclusion Survey
December 10, 2013
We have analyzed the socioeconomic factors that from the point of view of individual demand, influence the decision of whether or not to use formal saving or credit financial services in Mexico
December 4, 2013
Análisis de los factores socioeconómicos que, desde el punto de vista de la demanda individual, influyen en la decisión de no usar los servicios financieros formales de ahorro o crédito en México
