Explore the global call from faith leaders urging G20 finance ministers to tackle the debt crisis during the Jubilee year. Discover BBVA's ambitious plan to channel over $700 billion into sustainable finance by 2029. Plus, delve into Super Micro Computer's financial report delays and the implications for investor trust. Finally, learn about the Earned Sick Time Act changes impacting small businesses in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. This episode highlights the intersection of finance, faith, and sustainability, offering insights into the evolving financial landscape.

Sources:
https://www.caritas.org/2025/02/g20-more-than-100-faith-leaders-around-globe-urge-finance-ministers-to-end-debt-crisis-in-jubilee-year/
https://www.esgtoday.com/bbva-raises-sustainable-finance-goal-to-more-than-700-billion-by-2029/
https://fortune.com/2025/02/25/super-micro-computer-stock-reports-nvidia-ey-financial/
https://www.uppermichiganssource.com/2025/02/25/finance-experts-discuss-earned-sick-time-act-changes-with-up-businesses/

Outline:
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:00:45) G20: More than 100 faith leaders around globe urge finance ministers to end debt crisis in Jubilee year
(00:04:08) BBVA Raises Sustainable Finance Goal to More than $700 Billion by 2029
(00:07:00) Super Micro Computer finally offers belated financial reports and blames EY for the holdup
(00:10:14) Finance experts discuss Earned Sick Time Act changes with UP businesses

Faith Leaders Demand Debt Reform, BBVA’s $700B Green Finance Goal