National Survey for Financial InclusionThe National Survey for Financial Inclusion (ENIF for its acronym in Spanish) was developed by the CNBV in collaboration with the National Statistics and Geography Institute (INEGI), to generate a data base, with nationally representative data, that could contribute to the design of financial services access and usage indicators in order to identify potential challenges in this matter.
| This document presents the results obtained at a national level carried out by the ENIF 2015, disaggregated by gender and type of locality. The values obtained in each question are presented in absolute and percentage terms, distributed into the following sections: socio-demographic profile of adults selected to respond the survey, expense management, informal and formal savings, informal and formal credit, use of insurance, saving accounts for retirement income through international remittances, use of financial channels, protection of users of financial services, asset ownership and glossary. To download the English version of the document in PDF format. |
 | To download the complete database with the microdata survey results, the questionnaire, the methodology notes, and the training manuals please visit INEGI’s (National Statistics and Geography Institute) webpage. |
 | This publication describes the process followed for the elaboration of the 2012 National Survey for Financial Inclusion. The objectives of this report are to share their experience developing the survey and to open a dialog with other organisms responsible for financial inclusion public policies as well as other persons interested in the subject. Finally, the report aims to enrich the development of this type of measurement tools linked to very specific public policies. To download the English version of the document in PDF format. |
 | This document presents the main results from the National Survey for Financial Inclusion divided in the following sections: sociodemographic profile of survey respondents, management of family or personal expenses, informal and formal savings, informal and formal credit, use of insurance, retirement savings accounts remittances, financial channels and, a brief section about financial literacy and consumer protection. To download the English version of the document in PDF format. |
| | To download the complete database with the microdata survey results, the questionnaire, the methodology notes, and the training manuals please visit INEGI’s (National Statistics and Geography Institute) webpage. |