A practical playbook from Grameen Foundation on how financial institutions can recognize, prevent and respond to domestic financial abuse — a form of economic coercive control present in the vast majority of domestic abuse cases. Drawing on roundtables with survivor advocates, elder-fraud experts and consumer-protection specialists, it focuses primarily on the United States while pulling lessons from Australia, the UK, Canada and France. It sets out the case for FI engagement and concrete steps including staff training, protective account-management policies and partnerships with advocacy groups.