In 2015, a woman in rural Zimbabwe stood at the edge of the formal financial system with nothing more than a cracked handset and a USSD code. She dialed a short sequence, and for the first time, she could see her money – clearly, instantly, and without permission from anyone.
Beyond Inclusion: Fintech’s AI Inflection Point begins there, and then asks the harder question: what happens next?
Drawing on original empirical research across 290 Chinese cities and 85 European banks, Dr. Tadiwanashe Muganyi argues that we are no longer living in the era of fintech as access. We have crossed into something more consequential, and more dangerous.
Artificial intelligence is not simply extending financial services. It is redefining how decisions are made within them: who gets credit, at what cost, and under what assumptions about risk, behavior, and identity.
This book shows how fintech expanded financial inclusion at scale, and why AI now threatens to reshape that progress in ways we do not yet fully understand. It reveals a paradox at the heart of AI adoption: that it raises systemic risk before it reduces it. And it confronts the uncomfortable truth that the same systems designed to empower can also exploit, discriminate, and concentrate power.
Written with analytical precision and narrative clarity, this book is for policymakers, practitioners, and anyone serious about the future of money.
Because the question is no longer whether finance will change.
It is who that change will serve.
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