Deutsche Bank executes world’s first green hedge with Continuum
by Ben Poole
The transaction used a specifically designed green hedge framework, with second party opinion issued by Cicero Green.
by Ben Poole
The transaction used a specifically designed green hedge framework, with second party opinion issued by Cicero Green.
by Ben Poole
A report from Deutsche Bank explores how the deglobalisation movement might impact the worldwide supply chains of big companies.
by Ben Poole
HSBC is the latest to aim to align its portfolio of financed emissions to achieve net zero.
by Ben Poole
The application of ESG principles to trade and supply chain finance is rising up the corporate agenda.
by Ben Poole
The global agri-business also recently secured a sustainability-linked loan.
by Ben Poole
The bank has published its Green Bond Impact Report 2019, while subsidiary Robur invests in Swedish Export Credit green transaction.
by Jack Large
Jack, Ben and Nick Franck review CTMfile’s posts over two last weeks
by Ben Poole
The platform aims to support corporate sustainability and the ESG reporting process for public companies.
by Ben Poole
The bank asks if humans will sacrifice economic growth to halt environmental damage.
by Jack Large
Refinitiv LPC’s Year in ESG/Green Lending report also showed BNP was leading lender and largest deal was with Royal Dutch Shell
by Ben Poole
ING says the alliance underlines the importance of a stable transition to a low-carbon economy.
by Jack Large
Fitch to use ESG approach in all published credit reports by mid-2020 as green investment booms
by Graham Buck
The European Commission has signalled action to protect and restore the world’s forests, which are home to 80% of biodiversity on land
by Graham Buck
New regulation, strategic litigation and emerging duties of care impact on corporate assets, investment and supply chains a study finds
by Graham Buck
Data is the currency of the future, according to the ‘Big Four’ bank, as it launches two in-house education initiatives for employees
by Graham Buck
The outlook is bleak, but momentum is building to stave off the worst extremes as global warming's impact for business becomes clear
by Graham Buck
The Treasury wants the country’s financial services sector to be at the centre of policies to combat climate change
by Graham Buck
Legal and General Investment Management adds five companies, including oil giant ExxonMobil, judged to be laggards
by Graham Buck
The digital era is driving double-digit growth as technology makes it easier for companies to offer insurance to customers and supplier
by Graham Buck
The US supermarket group is working with cattle producers and processors to develop its own supply chain for Angus beef.
by Graham Buck
Mark Carney and the governor of France’s central bank say that banks and insurers must to more to avert catastrophe.
by Graham Buck
The initiative comes as companies face growing pressure to detail the environmental and social impacts of their supply chains.
by Bija Knowles
Firms are increasingly aware of the damaging effect climate change will have on them – not just financially but on reputation
by Bija Knowles
Extreme weather events in recent years have highlighted how financial risks associated with climate change can affect businesses