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Webinar: Connecting customers’ financial needs with sustainable behavior
Discover how integrating sustainability into your banking products not only meets your customers' financial needs but also drives your bank's growth and customer loyalty.
This webinar is focused on the link between financial wellbeing and environmentally sustainable behaviors from an individual bank customer perspective. We aim to empower banking leaders with knowledge and strategies to integrate sustainability into their customer facing products. By doing so, banks will be able to meet customers’ needs of improved financial wellbeing and their willingness to act more sustainably.
The webinar is designed for executives and decision-makers of leading world banks looking to enhance their institution’s sustainability practices while improving client satisfaction and financial performance.
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Webinar recording
BRIDGE BANKING WITH SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION
In this webinar we've taken a financial perspective and examined what sustainable development can mean for an individual and how banks can play a crucial role in this development.
Starting from the key principle of “Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”, we will provide you with actionable insights to align your bank’s services with the sustainable development goals effectively.
FAQ
What will I learn from this webinar?
You'll gain insights into the financial implications of sustainable choices for individuals and the role banks can play in promoting responsible consumption and financial wellbeing.
Additionally, you'll understand the importance of aligning banking products and services with sustainability goals to engage customers effectively and drive loyalty.
Overall, you'll leave with actionable knowledge to enhance your bank's approach to sustainability and contribute to a more sustainable future while ensuring financial prosperity.
Who should watch this webinar?
This webinar is designed for executives and decision-makers of leading world banks looking to enhance their institution’s sustainability practices while improving client satisfaction and financial performance.
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Speaker
Stina Söderqvist, Ph.d.
Head of Product Science, Doconomy
Stina has a Master’s degree in Psychology from University of St Andrews and a Ph.D in Cognitive Neuroscience from Karolinska Institutet. In her role as Head of Product Science at Doconomy, she is responsible for integrating insights from behavioral science into product development.
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Speaker
Gisela Norman
Impact Manager, Doconomy
Gisela works within Doconomy’s Product team, providing climate expertise in product development, focusing on educating and engaging individuals towards climate action. With a Master’s degree in Environmental Science and Sustainable Energy, and a background of working with carbon accounting, analysis and reporting, she is also leading Doconomy’s internal climate efforts.
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Doconomy
Learn more about how we can help future-proof your business
Doconomy, founded in Sweden in 2018, is a world-leading provider of applied impact solutions. Our core mission is to ensure the future sustainability of life on Earth by empowering individuals and corporations to assume responsibility for their environmental footprint, thereby fostering a sustainable lifestyle for all.
Our team includes former bankers, engineers, developers, designers, brand strategists, ESG experts, behavioral science experts, and thought leaders in innovative business and service design. We bring expertise and wisdom from some of the world’s largest digital and sustainable banks, corporations, and fintechs, and our dedicated Impact team keeps us best-in-class and at the forefront of our industry.
We serve over 90 clients in 47 different markets and has established key partnerships with renowned organizations such as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Mastercard, S&P Trucost and World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Åland Index, our award-winning impact calculator, is backed by leading investors, including Mastercard, Ingka Group, Citi Ventures and ABN Amro Ventures