Yesterday, at the main campus of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, we experienced a very meaningful day at the event “My Sustainable Money: How Do My Financial Decisions Affect My Well-being, Society, and the Planet?”, an event that NaturaInvest was pleased to support.

The opening remarks were delivered by Rodrigo Arriagada, who presented the initiative’s work and shared some reflections on the link between finance, the environment, and everyday decisions.

Because sustainable finance isn’t just an issue for large corporations. It’s also present in the way each person makes financial decisions day by day, and in how those decisions can impact our well-being, society, and the planet.

These events and the book presented allow us to bring together two dimensions that are often addressed separately: the financial world and environmental responsibility. Furthermore, on a day marked by the first environmental pre-emergency of the year, this conversation took on even greater significance: the role of money is also an environmental responsibility.

We would like to extend special thanks to Carolina López, the book’s author, for inviting us to be part of this event, and to all the panelists and presenters who made this day an interesting, engaging, and enriching gathering.

At NaturaInvest, we will continue to promote conversations and actions that bring sustainable finance closer to people, organizations, and communities.