Dive deeper into the world of sustainable finance with the captivating audio book "Finance Made Sustainable: The High Skills of Low Standards." Narrated by a seasoned finance expert, this engaging audio experience takes you on a journey through the intricacies of sustainable investing and offers valuable insights on how to navigate the ever-changing landscape of socially responsible finance.

Across the globe, women face numerous barriers when it comes to accessing financial services. In developing countries, women are often left out of the financial system, which impacts not only their own economic well-being but that of their families and communities as well. In many countries, women are still not considered as equal economic actors, limiting their access to credit, insurance, and other essential financial services resulting in the perpetuation of poverty, inequality, and economic exclusion.

Pro Mujer is a microfinance institution that has been empowering women to break the cycle of poverty since its founding in 1990. Its mission is to provide financial services and education to underserved communities across #latinamerica. What started as a small loan program for #womenentrepreneurs in El Alto, a suburb of La Paz, has grown into a movement of over 250,000 women across the region, providing them with access to financial services, training, and education programs in areas such as financial management, health, and leadership. Journals is a place where I share my perspective on the impact of Sustainable Finance in places where outcomes are poor and cost of failure high. If you enjoyed the audio experience, be sure to check out the written version of my journals on my LinkedIn page at www.dominickmitchell.ca. I would love to connect with you on LinkedIn and continue the conversation. If you're interested in explore more on sustainable finance, consider purchasing my book "Finance Made Sustainable" or taking my introductory course on sustainable finance, which is available online today. Thanks for listening! 

Traditional banking has long been the norm for managing personal finances, but for underserved communities, these financial institutions have often been a source of hardship rather than assistance. From high fees and predatory lending practices to a lack of access to banking services, traditional banking has had a negative impact on many low-income and marginalized communities. Starling Bank is a UK-based digital bank that offers personal and business banking services such as current accounts, savings accounts, mortgages, and business loans. Founded in 2014, it operates primarily through a mobile app and has a commitment to sustainable finance. The bank's mission is to provide fair, transparent, and accessible banking services to its customers.  Journals is a place where I share my perspective on the impact of Sustainable Finance in places where outcomes are poor and cost of failure high. If you enjoyed the audio experience, be sure to check out the written version of my journals on my LinkedIn page at www.dominickmitchell.ca. I would love to connect with you on LinkedIn and continue the conversation. If you're interested in explore more on sustainable finance, consider purchasing my book "Finance Made Sustainable" or taking my introductory course on sustainable finance, which is available online today. Thanks for listening!