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Abigail Carpio

Woman at a market, Indonesia (Asian Development Bank/Flicker CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Indonesian women as ‘hidden financial managers’

October 3, 2017

by Abigail Carpio

Abigail Carpio

Abigail Carpio is a Senior Consultant for Oxford Policy Management, working in OPM’s office in Jakarta, Indonesia. Abigail has extensive field experience in the study of markets and financial systems in a range of countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. She has carried out in-depth analyses of different types of financial institutions, including commercial and savings banks, non-bank financial institutions, cooperatives and credit unions, NGO microfinance initiatives, and informal groups. Abigail’s work includes a strong focus on rural and agricultural finance.

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