corporate social responsibility

An increasingly plural and globalized society calls for responsible businesses able to evaluate the consequences of their actions and show awareness of the needs of all those affected by their decisions, expressing their commitment to sustainable economic development and to an improvement in the quality of life of the workers, of their families, and of the community in which they act and of society as a whole.

The idea is to develop all three dimensions of a company, generating long-term value and contributing significantly to the procurement of long-lasting, competitive advantages.

Based on this conviction, Bancaja undertook the commitment to develop a corporate social responsibility model that, by incorporating the ideas and guidelines set out by the European Commission in its 2001 Green Book, would be able to integrate into the institution’s strategy the interests of all those with whom it interacts and who might be most directly affected by its business activities with a view to fulfilling their expectations.

Corporate social responsibility means not only being committed to meeting the expectations and needs of stakeholders, but also being accountable, with full transparency, for its management as well as for the fulfilment of commitments and the effectiveness of the solutions it designs.

At Bancaja, Corporate Social Responsibility is understood as the need to contribute to sustainable development, to take into account the interests of all involved stakeholders and to comply with all rules and recommendations regarding good corporate governance above and beyond what is legally required.