Mexico's National Banking and Securities Commission published a release announcing that the National Council for Financial Inclusion (CONAIF) has presented the 2025–2030 National Financial Inclusion Policy (PNIF), a coordinated framework to expand access to and use of formal financial products and services by individuals and businesses. The policy introduces a cross-cutting gender equality axis and a transversal focus on people in vulnerable situations, and places greater emphasis on business financial inclusion aligned with the National Development Plan; it is designed to complement the National Financial Education Strategy (ENEF). The PNIF includes 24 indicators with associated targets, including reaching 83% of Mexico’s population with at least one financial product by 2030 and ensuring 50% of businesses obtain financing at least once. It is structured around four strategic objectives, with two transversal objectives (gender equality and vulnerable groups) and two enabling objectives (coverage and accessibility, and promoting trust), and sets out 125 lines of action grouped into 26 strategies.
Mexico Comision Nacional Bancaria y de Valores (CNBV) 2025-11-25
Mexico's National Banking and Securities Commission announces CONAIF’s 2025–2030 National Financial Inclusion Policy with targets for product ownership and business financing
Mexico's National Banking and Securities Commission announced the 2025–2030 National Financial Inclusion Policy to expand access to financial products and services. Targets include reaching 83% of the population with at least one financial product by 2030 and ensuring 50% of businesses obtain financing. It emphasizes gender equality, support for vulnerable groups, and aligns with the National Development Plan and Financial Education Strategy.