El documento es el resultado de una investigación llevada a cabo por Amnistía Internacional con el objetivo de analizar el marco regulatorio que se aplica a los bancos que operan en Luxemburgo con respecto a sus actividades relacionadas con el comercio de armas, así como evaluar las medidas que ha tomado el Estado luxemburgués para asegurar la correcta aplicación de ese marco legal. Asimismo, el informe analiza si los bancos en el país cuentan con políticas y procedimientos consistentes para evitar financiar actividades ligadas al armamento ilegal o armas utilizadas para usos ilegales en la perspectiva del derecho internacional de derechos humanos.
Worldwide investments in Cluster Munitions: a shared responsibility
Roos Boer, Anne Cukier, Anniek Herder, Suzanne Oosterwijk, Michel Riemersma. Noviembre 2014. PAX, the Netherlands.
On the 27th of November, 2014, members of PAX presented the 5th edition of the report "Worldwide investments in cluster munitions: a shared responsibility". The first report was published on the 29th of October, 2009 and the following editions have been published on the 14th April 2010, 25th May 2011, 12th June 2012 and 12th December 2013.
Banca Armada vs Banca Ética (Armed Banking vs Ethical Banking)
Book published in 2013 by Dharana Publishing. This study shows the financing of the weapon business, based on the reports that the author have done in the frame of several campaigns: Armed Banking, BBVA Without Weapons, Banco Santander Without Weapons and Caixabank Without Weapons. Those essays join a critical vision of the corporate social responsability (CSR) of the banks, showing factible alternatives of ethical banking that currently exist.
Evolución de la banca armada en España. ¿Cómo reducir la financiación de las empresas de armas?
Actualización de las inversiones en armas de la banca armada que opera en España, a octubre de 2013. Incluye análisis de políticas y normativas de limitación de la financiación de las empresas de armas. Autores: Jordi Calvo Rufanges, Jordi Alsina, Ainhoa Díaz, Arnau Jordà, Cristina Mediavilla, Blanca Nogueras
Don't bank on the bomb: a Global Report on the Financing of Nuclear Weapons Producers
Susi Snyder & Wilbert van der Zeijden. October 2014. PAX, ICAN, Profundo.
PAX's annual report Don't Bank on the Bomb: a Global Report on the Financing of Nuclear Weapons Producers, warns that nuclear weapons producers can still count on substantial investments by banks, pension funds and insurance companies. Nowadays, a total of 411 financial institutions from around the world invest 402 billion US dollar (321 billion euro) in companies involved in the protection, maintenance and modernization of nuclear weapons.
Worldwide investments in Cluster Munitions: a shared responsibility
Banca Armada vs Banca Ética (Armed Banking vs Ethical Banking) 
Don't bank on the bomb: a Global Report on the Financing of Nuclear Weapons Producers