September 2, 2010 - CAMBRIDGE, LONDON, ASPEN, BRUSSELS, CAMBRIDGE, COPENHAGEN, MEXICO CITY, NEW YORK
FELABAN the Latin American Banking Association representing more than 500 banks in 19 Latin American countries has joined the World Climate Summit. FELABAN said, "Conscious of the important role that the banking sector plays within sustainable development, FELABAN has decided to join the World Climate Summit. We strongly believe that if we build a solid and close relationship between private and public sector, we will be able to accomplish the sustainable development initiatives in a global way. The WCS aims to link together different institutions and organizations, both public and private, so that they can exchange ideas, best practices and learn from each other’s experience and knowledge."
Michael Mathres, World Climate Summit said, "Bringing the Latin American investment community to the World Climate Summit will accelerate financial solutions to climate change. We are delighted to have FELABAN on board.”
FELABAN the Latin American Banking Association representing more than 500 banks in 19 Latin American countries has joined the World Climate Summit. FELABAN said, "Conscious of the important role that the banking sector plays within sustainable development, FELABAN has decided to join the World Climate Summit. We strongly believe that if we build a solid and close relationship between private and public sector, we will be able to accomplish the sustainable development initiatives in a global way. The WCS aims to link together different institutions and organizations, both public and private, so that they can exchange ideas, best practices and learn from each other’s experience and knowledge."
Michael Mathres, World Climate Summit said, "Bringing the Latin American investment community to the World Climate Summit will accelerate financial solutions to climate change. We are delighted to have FELABAN on board.”
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