U.S. Bank virtual trade show looks to boost supplier diversity
The event built on a commitment by the bank to double partnerships with Black-owned suppliers by June 2021.
The event built on a commitment by the bank to double partnerships with Black-owned suppliers by June 2021.
Digitisation, combined with building business resilience AND SUSTAINABLITY
At a virtual roundtable, Citi explored how digitisation has helped corporates to manage business disruption in the year of COVID-19.
UN Sustainable Development Goals face critical investment shortfall, Standard Chartered research has found.
The European Banking Authority has issued guidance on the enforcement of AML rules and launched a consultation on ESG risks.
Over half of syndicated lending of US banks is exposed to climate risk, as investor pressure mounts on corporates to disclose climate lobbying.
The broad ESG-themed security issuance comes as Fitch Solutions launches an ESG relevance score solution.
EY research has found 61% of UK FTSE350 companies are fully compliant with the 2018 Corporate Governance Code.
The issuance is linked to Australia's first forward-looking climate index.
Two new research reports explore the impact the pandemic is having on efforts to tackle climate change.
Two sessions at the ACT’s virtual International Treasury Week showed that climate change is the no. 1 problem not the COVID-19 pandemic
The bank has committed to at least €200bn of sustainable financing and investments by 2025.
Global loan market associations have also issued new sustainability guidance documents.
The employee factor looms large for companies in the fallout from the pandemic crisis.
Lux Research says resource, emissions, and waste reductions are key strategies for success, as ING and Refinitiv enhance ESG efforts.
The EU Green Deal seems to still be on track, while Mizuho has announced strict new ESG policies.
The bank aims to hit this target in its liquidity portfolio by 2022.
The credit margin under the facility will be adjusted based on its progress in reducing CO2 emissions per cargo moved by 60% by 2030.
Two new reports from ING explore the progress of this economic model.
The banking group pledges to cut carbon by more than 50% in the next decade to help finance a green future.
The bank asks if humans will sacrifice economic growth to halt environmental damage.
The bank has ruled out thermal coal and Arctic oil projects, commits to exit coal mining.
The EBA’s workplan on sustainable finance will focus first on key metrics and disclosure to support banks’ green strategies.
ING says the alliance underlines the importance of a stable transition to a low-carbon economy.