USCIB Members Featured at Launch Event for Business at OECD’s Policy Paper: The Business Case for Financial Literacy

Dariya Brown (College Board), Ravi Aurora (Mastercard), Flore-Anne Messy (OECD), Gianluca Riccio (BIAC), and Alice Slayton Clark.

USCIB was featured prominently at the Business at OECD (BIAC) April 16 event to launch a new policy paper, The Business Case for Financial Literacy: a Strategic Imperative for Competitive Companies.

USCIB board member Ravi Aurora (Mastercard) and USCIB member Gianluca Riccio (Chair of BIAC’s Finance Committee) were joined by Meritxell Soler of CaixaBank, Dariya Brown of the College Board, and Flore-Anne Messy, Senior Counsellor at the OECD Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs, to explain the findings in the paper regarding the social as well as strategic business imperatives of financial literacy. Alice Slayton Clark, Senior Vice President, Trade, Investment, and Digital at USCIB, underscored the extensive business engagement in advancing financial education and inclusion through partnerships with governments and civil society.

Special thanks to Gary Litman (US Chamber of Commerce) for providing opening remarks and hosting the event as part of the US Chamber’s B20 Finance Track.