Sustainability represents a capacity that current generations must uphold. It means meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs, by using resources in a way that preserves their availability over time. The concept is often described through its shorthand ESG, which stands for environmental, social, and governance. ESG serves as a framework to evaluate how actions affect the environment, people, and the governance of organizations.
To clarify these topics in depth, INFORMACIÓN Club hosts its fourth session of the Domestic Economy Finance Forum tomorrow. The forum features José Fuster Andrés, Director of European Funds and the Eastern Region Sustainability Team at Banco Sabadell. Grounded in ESG criteria, the expert will explain how Banco Sabadell supports sustainable habits in daily life for a broad range of citizens and businesses, including the promotion of green products and tangible financing options.
Banco Sabadell continues to advance its activities and organizational structure. The bank emphasizes supporting and accelerating meaningful economic and social transformations, contributing to sustainable development and efforts to mitigate climate change. In line with this mission, it has adopted a Sustainable Commitment, a framework for action that integrates environmental, social, and governance responsibilities. The institution’s business objectives align with the Sustainable Development Goals and create levers that drive transformation and momentum for change.
During the session, Fuster will describe how the financial institution engages with its clients to achieve these aims. The discussion is scheduled to be published tomorrow at 10:00 on the INFORMACIÓN YouTube channel.