To strengthen its commitment to sustainability and sustainable development, CCB Brasil endorsed public commitments with its partner organizations.
Global Compact
The Global Compact is an initiative developed by the UN aimed at mobilizing the international business community to adopt core and internationally accepted values in their business practices in the areas of human rights, labor relations, the environment and anti-corruption.
Companies taking part in the Global Compact are diverse and represent different sectors of the economy. Signatories seek to manage their growth in a conscientious manner, taking into account the interests and concerns of their stakeholders - including employees, investors, consumers, unions, business associations and communities.
The Global Compact is a voluntary initiative that looks to provide guidelines to promote sustainable growth and citizenship through committed and innovative corporate leaders.
To learn more, visit unglobalcompact.org.
Banking Self-Regulation Code
CCB Brasil is a signatory to the Banking Self-Regulation Code. This initiative is coordinated by FEBRABAN and reflects the understanding that the banks are part of people’s daily lives and a healthy ethical and efficient banking system is essential for economic and social development of Brazil.
The Code is based on principles of ethics and legality, respect for the consumer, efficient communication and continuous improvement. By engaging consumers and society, it promotes an even more healthy, ethical, efficient and reliable banking system.
To learn more, visit autorregulacaobancaria.com.br.
International
CCB Brasil has agreements with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Inter-American Investments Corporation (IIC). These multilateral credit agencies and other international banks provide funds for transactions with companies adhering to principles and social and environmental values.
Funds from these loans and credit lines were evenly distributed among the various segments of the economy, benefiting medium and large businesses.