Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE

Nowadays, while the financial system appears to be more widespread than ever, we note that a significant portion of the population (not only in less economically developed countries, but also in Europe and the United States) cannot access basic financial services offered by major banking providers,...

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Autor: Etxabe Iruretagoiena, Igor
Tipo de recurso: capítulo de libro
Fecha de publicación:2013
País:España
Institución:Universidad del País Vasco
Repositorio:Addi. Archivo Digital para la Docencia y la Investigación
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Palabra clave:financial exclusion
ethical banking
FIARE
social transformation
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title Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE
spellingShingle Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE
Etxabe Iruretagoiena, Igor
financial exclusion
ethical banking
FIARE
social transformation
title_short Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE
title_full Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE
title_fullStr Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE
title_full_unstemmed Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE
title_sort Ethical Banking: an alternative to tackle financial exclusion? The case study of FIARE
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Etxabe Iruretagoiena, Igor
author Etxabe Iruretagoiena, Igor
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv financial exclusion
ethical banking
FIARE
social transformation
topic financial exclusion
ethical banking
FIARE
social transformation
description Nowadays, while the financial system appears to be more widespread than ever, we note that a significant portion of the population (not only in less economically developed countries, but also in Europe and the United States) cannot access basic financial services offered by major banking providers, leaving these people out of the operating dynamic of their environment. As a result, we can deduce that financial exclusion is currently an issue of great interest worldwide, obviously for people involved in this situation, but also for the financial system, the enterprise network, public institutions and social organizations. The purpose of this paper is to contribute, through the exemplary case of FIARE, to strengthen alternatives with a high degree of social transformation like Ethical Banking. A qualitative research is carried out to study a local banking project and see its implications to for social and solidarity economy. The analysis detects strong and weak points and leads to an approach of the suitability of this initiative to tackle financial exclusion in the post-crisis period.
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