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Bailey Kursar is founder of fintech-for-good Touco Lab. A financial inclusion advocate, she is a member of the Financial Inclusion Commission and the Government's Financial Inclusion Policy Forum and has authored a guide to inclusive design published by Money Advice Trust and Fair By Design.

At Touco, Bailey led the development of an Open Banking app designed to help those with mental health problems better manage their money with the help of a family member. Working with the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, her team was able to develop the app with direct input from those with lived experience, adhering to an inclusive design methodology.

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Bailey Kursar is founder of fintech-for-good Touco Lab. A financial inclusion advocate, she is also a member of the Financial Inclusion Commission and the Government's Financial Inclusion Policy Forum.

At Touco, Bailey led the development of an Open Banking app designed to help those with mental health problems better manage their money with the help of a family member or carer. Working with the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, her team was able to develop the app with direct input from those with lived experience, adhering to an inclusive design methodology.

Bailey is also author of an industry guide to inclusive design published by the Money Advice Trust and Fair By Design.

Prior to founding Touco, Bailey worked at several early stage 'fintech' companies including MarketFinance and Monzo. She is passionate about how innovation in financial services can improve outcomes for those in vulnerable circumstances.