Project detail - Social Performance Task Force

Social Performance Task Force

Status: Approved investment
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Who is our customer

The Social Performance Task Force (SPTF) and Cerise is a non-profit membership organisation with more than 4,800 members from all over the world.

What is our funding objective?

Through this project FMO would support SPTF/Cerise to identify and incorporate new client protection risks coming from digitisation of financial services, as part of the ongoing work with the Responsible Digital Financial Services Standards Working Group; update client protection-related tools and quality control; train experts on latest client protection best practices; and maintain IT Maintenance & improve communications with industry players.

Why do we fund this investment?

This project would contribute to making sure that vulnerable low-income clients are not exploited, and that financial products and services in developing economies help create better lives.

Country
Global
Sector
Financial Institutions
Publication date
1/12/2023
Effective date
12/15/2022
Total FMO financing
EUR 0.20 MLN
Funding
MASSIF