As the 15th largest economy in the world and leading exporter in the Latin America, Mexico faces significant challenges in financial inclusion, with only 37 percent of adults having bank accounts and just 32 percent engaging in digital payments—numbers well below comparable peers. Substantial progress by the banking industry will need to be made to enhance the underserved communities’ access to financial services. Join Mexico's banking leaders to discuss how can policymakers and financial institutions work towards expanding access to financial services for Mexico's poor. What are innovative strategies to foster economic growth while empowering lower-income sectors to pave the way for a more equitable financial landscape in Mexico? What are critical barriers standing in the way of creating opportunities for all?