In today’s eco-conscious market, consumers are increasingly opting for sustainable products. Why the shift? Rising awareness of environmental damage from traditional goods, desire to reduce carbon footprints, and health benefits of natural ingredients are key drivers. Ethical considerations also play a role, with consumers supporting companies that prioritize sustainability. The finance sector isn’t immune. A 2022 Mambu survey found that 63% of consumers want sustainable financial services, with 49% willing to switch providers for greener options. Green finance supports eco-friendly activities and offers a significant opportunity for banks to attract and retain customers. Perfect Plastic Printing (PPP) is committed to sustainability. We offer eco-friendly credit and debit card options, including recycled, biodegradable, wood, and PLA materials, helping customers meet their environmental goals. Our renew® product line reflects our dedication to a sustainable future. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gQ8DjuhZ.
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Thirty Five Trillion Dollars When we discuss sustainability- there is nothing less sustainable than the US balance sheet and our impending interest payments… I work in recycling - I work in circularity - I work towards sustainability… But when I talk to people - I always tell them that I am working to solve the sustainability of the US balance sheet. Coincidentally this can be achieved (or worked towards) through circularity. America must embrace a manufacturing economy and become a net exporter. It is time for the next great Industrial revolution. A circular economy can propel this by creating localized and optimized supply chains. There are billions of pounds of materials each year that are landfilled rather than being recycled… Eliminating the cost of landfilling alone boosts the bottom lines of American corporations. Selling the materials to recyclers and creating a new revenue stream changes the game. When local recyclers and processors have access to more materials their processing costs go down. If a manufacturer is inserted into this local supply chain or a recycler takes things end to end - the costs of producing drop even lower. This not only adds jobs and stimulates a local economy from a growth perspective but also deflates the costs of goods. It also reduces transportation costs and emissions produced from long hauls. So by recycling locally - procuring locally - and processing locally - we can concur many forms of sustainability… most notably conquering the US balance sheet… Of course there is still the concept of economies of scale we need to take into account - that is why the already popular trend of contract manufacturing, packaging, etc. should continue to grow with brands doing what they do best - branding Through all of this the government can make proper infrastructure investments by using data to drive decisions and actually get a return on American industrial progress. A simple concept that I have pondered lately is having an American Made Fund that provides invoice factoring capacity for US manufacturing companies. We would depend on the credit of some of our best companies to ensure their payables while providing much needed working/growth capital for our SMBs all while the US is making 2-3% month in interest/fees. Factoring allows companies to optimize their balance sheet for growth and can unlock upwards of 10%+ productivity to a business in turn boosting GDP… So an investment by our country that makes sense! Setting us up to grow manufacturing and make it easier for a new generation of entrepreneurs to get involved… When you pair localized/optimized supply chains, the circular economy, and access to capital - there is a recipe for US prosperity and sustainability! This takes coordination and collaboration at scale to achieve but I believe that together we can all achieve more! Matium is here to support this vision.
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G+D pledged to completely stop using virgin plastic in payment card bodies by 2030. But what are possible alternatives for more sustainable payment cards? In this article for Outlook I explore the most common options available for issuers: - recycled PVC - ocean plastics - bioplastics #Pledge2030 #sustainability #paymentsinnovation https://lnkd.in/dNNTsCDn
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Of late, my focus has been on exploring commercial viability for circularity concepts. While it's amazing to see the impact opportunities it presents, financial viability and monetization still remain a big challenge to solve for. I took the path of going back to the Fintech landscape and hunted for solutions designed to address circularity or sustainability opportunities. Sharing a few examples where impact need not always be charity; it can be profitable as well 1. The one I have seen up close is Mastercard initiative to recycle old physical cards and also move towards promoting digital card issuance. Several major financial institutions and payment processors have launched initiatives focused on end-of-life recycling of payment cards, demonstrating a growing trend in the industry to address environmental concerns. Deutsche Bank, Bank of America, HSBC, Santander, and Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) are leading the charge with various approaches. These include transitioning to recycled plastic for new cards, offering card collection and recycling services, and repurposing recycled materials into new products like street furniture. These collective efforts aim to significantly reduce plastic waste, lower CO2 emissions, and support the transition to a more circular economy in the payment card industry. 2. Doconomy is making waves in sustainable finance by putting the power of knowledge in consumers' hands. Their Åland Index, used by over 90 banks worldwide, has the potential to reach a staggering 360 million users, helping them understand the carbon footprint of their purchases. 3. Twig reported two million users and £32 million in investor funding. Twig's model promised to extend product lifecycles and reduce waste, all while making it easier for consumers to participate in the circular economy. However, their recent entry into liquidation, owing £15.4 million, serves as a stark reminder of the challenges in this emerging space and the need for sustainable business models in sustainable finance. 4. CO2 Connect (CO2X) Pte Ltd provides carbon footprint tracking for financial transactions. By partnering with financial heavyweights like Aviva Singlife, OCBC, and UOB, CO2X is bringing green financial services to the forefront. Their collaboration with Project Greenprint, led by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, aims to supercharge the financial sector's sustainability efforts. 5. Triodos Bank exclusively finances green enterprises with full transparency, while Clim8 directs funds to specific sustainable sectors like clean energy and circular economy. N26 brings green investing to everyday banking, allowing customers to support environmental projects through their accounts. These initiatives make it easier for individuals and businesses to align their finances with environmental values. Drop me a note if an obvious name is missing from my list. I'd love to dig deeper. #fintech #sustainablefinance #payitforward #sustainableinnovation
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Sustainable Cards: Acting for the Earth - and the bottom line 💳🌳💰 Two-thirds of consumers expect their bank to take action on the environment, including payment cards. Find out why sustainable cards make sense - and how to make them happen.👇🏼 #SustainableCards #ConsumerExpectations #TietoevryBanking
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Yeah, if something is really cheap then something is wrong. Or some people did not get a fair payment or nature has been exploited or polluted. Pay the real price! Headhunterzz.com..Use your Brain for a Change! #investing#energy#sustainable#eco#globalwarming#climatechange#carbonneutral#shareholderactivism#finance#parisagreement#banking#Risk#chemicals#pollution#solution#alternative#solutions
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𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗺 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗰𝗶𝗿𝗰𝘂𝗹𝗮𝗿 𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝘆 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝘆 — not finance, not business models and not technology. Great article by Hans Stegeman. "My conclusion is that we should change the rules of the market to make it financeable. A few fundamental changes: • True prices • Shift taxes from labour to resources • Change of ownership structures so that communing becomes the new normal In addition, policies for sufficiency (that people want to buy less, need less, but what they need is more durable) would be helpful. To conclude, there is no guarantee that scaling up and financing circular business will lead to less resource use. In the end, rebound effects and other system-wide effects might still lead to more resource use. Circular business can create a further linear lock-in, mainly when businesses concentrate foremost on (linear!) waste streams." Read System Economics here hansstegeman.substack.com 💌 #circulareconomy #trueprice #ownership #sufficiency #finance [email protected] 💌
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