Bank Syariah Indonesia’s Start in Financing Sustainable Initiatives with Corporate Social Responsibility
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As financial service institutions, banks have enormous power in shaping our economy to be the foundation for a sustainable future. In Indonesia, Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) is one of the financial institutions that have been implementing their CSR towards sustainability.
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