B Corps and Finance: a B Corp Month Event

Can money really be for good? And what does it mean to be a Certified B Corp finance company?

Explore these questions and more at the B Corps and Finance event in the heart the financial district at Barangaroo Sydney CBD as part of B Corp Month. 

Did you know?

• The finance sector in Australia is worth $10 trillion and provides 9% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 
• Australia has more than 15 finance companies that are Certified B Corporations, from wealth management companies to banks and superfunds.
• Combined, B Corp finance companies are worth over $330 billion in assets.
• Today more than 1.7 million Australians are already members of eight B Corp banks

Andrew Davies, the CEO of B Lab Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand with be joined with B Corps from the finance sector, including First Sentier Investors, Australian Ethical, and Teachers Mutual Bank to discuss the key role Finance B Corps play in shifting the economic system.

About B Corp Month

B Corp Month is an annual, global campaign designed to increase awareness about B Corps and how they’re leading the way for better business. Every March, B Lab and Sistema B (the nonprofit network that certifies companies as B Corps) join together with a global community of over 9,500 B Corps to celebrate our commitment and collective impact.

Shifting the economic System

The B Global Network’s Theory of Change guides our mission to transform the economic system into a more inclusive, equitable, and regenerative global economy. At B Lab, we believe this world is possible. From our beginnings in 2006, we have worked to harness the power of business as a force for good. Now, the B Corp movement has the credibility to lead like never before. Across societies and sectors, there is historic momentum for systems change. The B Global Network’s Theory of Change guides our mission to transform the economic system into a more inclusive, equitable, and regenerative global economy.  Learn more about our network's theory of change here