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Raised in New York City, living in SF. Went to High School for the Humanities (straight public e.d.u.), then Simon's Rock College of Bard University (they used to call us "gifted underachievers"), ...
Get to know Joyce Kim, one of Stellar’s cofounders!
Joyce Kim, Executive Director of Stellar: Safe, low-cost financial access for all. I believe people work hard to make their own lives better. Financial access is a great amplifier. You need the ability to save and send money if you want to pay for education, healthcare, housing or clean water. The poorer you are, the more you pay for fInancial services — and that inhibits social progress.
Financial services are a keystone right–it is an enabler or blocker depending on where you are in the world.
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There’s something like 100,000 microfinance institutions, how do we connect them? How do they get the kinds of efficiencies that will change their lives?
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The unexpected tragedy of our financial system is that the less money you have, the more expensive it is to send money around.
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Because Stellar is building a public infrastructure for financial transactions, nearly anyone in the world will be able to develop other financial services such as credit and insurance that will provide economic security and foster female entrepreneurship."
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Money works fine in the developed world,” he continues. “The people who actually get screwed are the people who pay 10% remittances or those who can’t get a bank account. They are the ones that will benefit most from Stellar.
Could Stellar be the answer to enable financial inclusion around the globe?
