Translation of "directeur de coopérative de crédit " (French → English) :

credit union branch manager | credit union specialist | credit union manager | credit union principal examiner

credit union executive director

credit union [ cooperative bank | caisse populaire | savings and credit union | savings and credit cooperative | savings and credit co-operative ]

credit union | cooperative savings association

credit union [ credit cooperative ]

credit union | credit cooperative | credit society

cooperative credit association

manage lending institution operations | manage savings institution operations | manage credit union operations | manage thrift institution operations

Council for Cultural Cooperation [ CCC [acronym] CDCULT | CDED | CDESR | CDPAT | Steering Committee for Cultural Heritage | Steering Committee for Culture | Steering Committee for Education | Steering Committee for Higher Education and Research ]

If you ask credit union directors or co-operative directors under the proposed community bank—really nothing has changed on that; they're community people—why they've volunteered to become a director, it typically is for one of a few reasons, but one very common reason is that as a member of a credit union, be it a one-branch or fifty-branch credit union, they don't like the way a particular service is offered or they think something better could be offered, so they run for the board.

32. Underlines the high importance of establishing favourable conditions for private enterprise and entrepreneurship in developing countries, especially for MSMEs, as they play a fundamental role as an engine for job creation and inclusive growth; calls in particular for further strengthening microfinance loan and guarantee systems; insists on the necessity of further developing local and regional banks and credit unions in order to significantly decrease excessive interest rates for market loans so as to better support community development at a local level ; calls for alignment of the private sector with the SDGs through appropriate ...[+++] partnerships, financial instruments, incentives, an accountability framework and effective Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR); recalls the need to comply with agreed international standards such as the International Labour Organisation (ILO) standards and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights;

31. Underlines the high importance of establishing favourable conditions for private enterprise and entrepreneurship in developing countries, especially for MSMEs, as they play a fundamental role as an engine for job creation and inclusive growth; calls in particular for further strengthening microfinance loan and guarantee systems; insists on the necessity of further developing local and regional banks and credit unions in order to significantly decrease excessive interest rates for market loans so as to better support community development at a local level; calls for alignment of the private sector with the SDGs through appropriate ...[+++]partnerships, financial instruments, incentives, an accountability framework and effective Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR); recalls the need to comply with agreed international standards such as the International Labour Organisation (ILO) standards and the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights;

Marc-André Pigeon, Director, Financial Services Sector, Credit Union Central of Canada: Honourable senators, I am the Director of Financial Sector Policy for Credit Union Central of Canada, the national trade association for Canadian credit unions.