Triple Bottom Line
Plantersbank has the honor of being one of three banks in the world cited in a paper presented at the Harvard Business School Conference on Global Poverty for its strong "double bottom line," an approach that combines profitability and pursuit of social development projects.
Now, Plantersbank defines its framework for a triple bottom line approach by combining profit, social returns, and environmental management and fair practices on equal and equivocal terms.
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