The GLI LATAM Forum 2024 in Buenos Aires gathered leaders from various sectors to discuss promoting gender equality and economic development in Latin America. The event featured keynotes and panels that highlighted the challenges and opportunities in financial inclusion for women. Carmen Correa, CEO of Pro Mujer, emphasized the necessity of connection for change. María Noel Vaeza from UN Women stressed the importance of financial inclusion for women’s independence and autonomy. Statistics revealed that women are 14.8% less likely to be approved for loans than men, highlighting persistent biases. Panelists like Daniela Konietzko and Lina Ramírez called for actionable steps toward creating inclusive financial ecosystems. Cecilia Delgado pointed out the need for innovative systems to improve women’s access to financing. Verónica Gavilanes emphasized internal coherence and awareness of unconscious biases within financial institutions. The discussions underscored the importance of gender perspectives in financial products and the need for ongoing efforts to promote economic autonomy for women.

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