International Day of Banks
Banks are financial institutions. In a way, it is a bartering system. Collect money from you, give interest, lend it to people who need it, and collect interest (including your operating cost). The Indus Valley Civilization is known for practising a barter system. Recognising the vitality of the banking system, the UN adopted a resolution designating 4 December as the "International Day of Banks". Financing policies do not work in isolation. Well-run national development banks can help countries develop financing options for Sustainable Development Goal-related investments.