Golden Gate University School of Law GGU Law Digital Commons Publications Faculty Scholarship 2018 The uturF e Is Mobile: Financial Inclusion and Technological Innovation in the Emerging World Eleanor Lumsden Golden Gate University School of Law,
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[email protected]. The Future Is Mobile: Financial Inclusion and Technological Innovation in the Emerging World Eleanor Lumsden* * Associate Professor of Law, Golden Gate University School of Law, J.D., NYU School of Law, A.B., Princeton University. Born in Kingston, Professor Lumsden is a dual citizen of both Jamaica and the United States. She wrote this article as a Fulbright Scholar while in residence in Jamaica at the United Theological College of the West Indies. She would especially like to thank the Rev. Dr. Marjorie Lewis, the first female president of the college, for her hospitality and for her invaluable research assistance. She would also like to thank the following persons in Jamaica: Courtney Campbell at First Global Bank; Professor Rosalea Hamilton; Vice Chancellor Eon Nigel Harris; Nsombi Jaja; Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions (Financial Crimes) Maxine Jackson; Professor Claremont Kirton; Lloyd Laing; Professor Maurice McNaughton; Professor Verna Cassell; Reverend Trevor Edwards; Deputy Governor of the Bank of Jamaica, Livingtstone Morrison; Solicitor General of Jamaica, Nicole Foster-Pusey; Ingrid Riley; Robin Sykes; and Professor Michael Witter.