Can too much data on consumers' financial health tip the scales against free markets?

This week, Michael J. Hsu, the acting comptroller of the currency in the US, emphasized the significance of financial inclusion during his speech at the "Inclusive Finance for Development: 15 Years of Impact" event in New York. Hsu highlighted how focusing on people-centered metrics of financial health and well-being can boost financial inclusion and lead to better long-term financial outcomes for individuals and their communities.