Banco Shinhan de México is a subsidiary of Shinhan Bank Korea. The history of Banco Shinhan de México begins in 2008 with our Representation Office and since that day, we have had the privilege of supporting high-potential companies nationwide.
Our objective is to satisfy the needs of our clients with the best financial experience.
Children living on the streets can face a lack of food, education, and physical and mental violence. For this reason, it is very important to cover basic needs to keep them away from the risks they face from living or working on the streets.
Contribute to the comprehensive restitution of the rights of girls and boys who are at risk in their biopsychosocial integrity, to achieve their incorporation into a full family and social life, through family reintegration or adoption.
According to the latest CONEVAL (National council for evaluation of social development policy) study, the percentage of Mexicans suffering from extreme poverty grew from 14% in 2018 to 17.2% in 2020. In addition, the number of Homeless people grew in 2 years from 17.3 to 21.9 million (26.58%). Moreover, in Mexico City, the district with the largest number of homeless is Cuauhtémoc with the 24.27% of total population of Mexico City. For this reason, these people need food and clothing.
Shinhan Bank published the <2021-2022 ESG Report> to transparently disclose its sustainable ESG activities and performance.
This is the second report following the publication of the first ESG report by a commercial bank in Korea in December 2021 for communication with various stakeholders.
Since 2013, Shinhan has been the only bank to publish an environmental report, and in December 2021, the environmental report was expanded and reorganized to share ESG activities and performance across the bank.
In this report, the ESG Highlight was separately organized to clearly summarize the key performance of E, S.G, and the Climate Finance Report and Human Rights Report were included together to reflect the response to climate change and human rights issues, which have recently increased interest.
This is a special page that clearly summarizes the bank’s ESG strategy, driving system, and key performances of E, S, and G.
An updated version of the Climate Finance Report that reflects the climate finance framework (ISO14097) and TCFD requirements for the first time in Korea in March 2022. of efforts to respond to climate change.
In July 2022, Shinhan established a human rights management system for the first time as a commercial bank and conducted a third-party human rights impact assessment. Based on this, we also published a human rights report covering human rights management governance, human rights risk management, and human rights violation relief.
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Av. P.º de la Reforma 250, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México, CDMX
Contact Shinhan: (55) 6722-8000
Inquiry Condusef: 800 999 8080 y 55 53400999
Banco Shinhan de México, S.A., Intitución de Banca Múltiple (“Shinhan México”), will never request sensitive information, such as personal information number (PIN), passwords, dynamic key (Token) or access code, among others.
For any of the products offered by Shinhan México by electronic means, for more information please call 5567 228000.
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