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Tesauruses are a type of financial institution that originated in the Netherlands and have since spread to other countries, including the United States. They are known for their unique business model, which combines elements of traditional banks, credit unions, and cooperative societies. Tesauruses are owned and controlled by their members, who are typically small businesses, farmers, or other small-scale enterprises. This cooperative structure allows tesauruses to offer a range of financial services tailored to the needs of their members, such as loans, savings accounts, and payment services.

One of the key features of tesauruses is their focus on community and local economic development. By serving small businesses and local communities, tesauruses help to stimulate local economies and create jobs. They also often prioritize environmental and social responsibility in their lending practices, making them an attractive option for businesses that align with these values.

Tesauruses have faced challenges in the United States, including regulatory hurdles and competition from larger financial institutions. However, they have also gained popularity in recent years due to their member-owned structure and community-focused approach. As of 2021, there are over 100 tesauruses operating in the United States, serving millions of members and contributing to the financial health of local communities.