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The cooperative model for sustainable finance
As sustainability reshapes global finance, cooperative institutions are showing how profitability and social impact can work together. Through green lending and financial inclusion, Sicredi is helping drive more resilient and inclusive economic development
 
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Author: Alexandre Barbosa, Chief Financial Officer, Sicredi
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In a world increasingly shaped by climate change, social inequality and economic uncertainty, the role of financial institutions is being redefined. Beyond profitability, there is growing demand for models capable of delivering long-term value while addressing pressing environmental and social challenges. Within this context, the credit union system has emerged as a powerful and scalable solution. By combining financial strength with a deep commitment to local development, cooperatives are uniquely positioned to channel resources in a more inclusive and impactful way. This model