For decades, banking was built around the privileged few. Traditional financial systems rewarded scale and stability, but they left most people underserved. In many markets, the unbanked weren't just overlooked; they were excluded entirely.
Vazgen Gevorkyan saw this gap differently. To him, financial inclusion was not a charitable act, but a competitive edge. His work in transforming Armenia's Evocabank was grounded in a simple question: what if banks became the cornerstone of access, not exclusion?
