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Key Indicators for Financial Inclusion.

In recent years, the CNBV has worked with other international financial authorities and organisms in the design of indicators that can measure the degree of financial inclusion at a national level.

The main objective of the indicators is to support the development, implementation and evaluation of public policies that promote financial inclusion.  Additionally, indicators aim to measure the degree l of access and usage of financial products and services in the country.

Currently, the CNBV monitors basic access and usage indicators. Also, the CNBV participates in working groups with international institutions, mainly the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) and the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion (GPFI), to generate second generation financial inclusion indicators to measure quality, protection and financial education.

Data for access indicators includes bank branches, ATMs and banking agents.
Data from December 2012. 

* Mexico is a Federation organized in 31 States and a Federal District (first-level administrative division) which are divided in 2,456 municipalities (second-level administrative division).​

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