From Armed Banking to Ethical Banking. Ten keys for switching to ethical finance

From Armed Banking to Ethical Banking: Ten Keys to Ethical Finance is a publication that aims to contribute to social mobilization against the financial practices that fuel the war industry. As consumers, we have great power for social transformation. For this reason, these lines offer alternatives in order to promote changes in the consumption habits of banking and financial services, both on an individual and collective level.

This new informative book is part of the project “For institutions freed from armed banking: deepening awareness and political influence in the Valencian Community” financed by the Conselleria de Participació, Transparència, Cooperació i Qualitat Democrática de la Generalitat Valenciana, managed by the Fundació Novessendes and Setem Comunidad Valenciana, in collaboration with the Centre Delàs de Estudis per la Pau, the entity in charge of preparing its contents.

Authors: Eduardo Aragón Ruiz i Jordi Calvo Rufanges

You can consult and download the complete book in Valencian and Spanish.

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