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Towards Effective Governance for Financial Inclusion in Ecuador: A Regulatory Approach (Veredas do Direito Direito Ambiental e Desenvolvimento Sustentável)

Research paperVeredas do Direito Direito Ambiental e Desenvolvimento SustentávelFebruary 202619 pages29 min readArmando José Urdaneta Montiel, Renato Estuardo Paredes Cruz, Jéssica Elizabeth Posligua Espinoza, Renato Esteban Revelo Oña et al.Original source
Key number
0.95
Regulatory Framework Impact (β) p.1
Largest segment
25.8%
Largest Respondent Group (Public Officials) p.8
Key number
78.5%
Perceived Implementation of Regulatory Framework p.1

Summary

  • A stratified sample of 151 key actors from Ecuador's financial system was analyzed to evaluate five dimensions of financial inclusion.p.1
  • The study evaluated 19 indicators across five latent factors using Structural Equation Modeling in AMOS 24.p.1
  • Structural Equation Modeling showed a significant positive relationship between the Regulatory and Supervisory Framework and Financial Inclusion (β = 0.95, p = 0.008).p.1
  • The Regulatory and Supervisory Framework recorded the highest perceived implementation level at 78.5%.p.1
  • The empirical survey achieved a overall response rate of 78.3% during data collection from March to May 2024.p.9

Key insights

  1. Structural equation modeling indicates that a strong regulatory framework directly drives effective financial inclusion in Ecuador (β = 0.95, p = 0.008).p.12
  2. Public officials represent the largest proportion of respondents in the study sample at 25.8%.p.8
  3. The measurement instrument exhibited high internal consistency with a total Cronbach's alpha of 0.952.p.9
  4. Exploratory factor analysis identified five latent factors explaining 68.4% of the total variance.p.9
  5. A notable execution gap exists between formal statutory regulation and practical governance implementation.p.2

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