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President Emmanuel Macron highlighted the need for a structural shift in global markets, driving investments aligning with climate goals and economic resilience at the recent OPSWF Summit.
According to BVI, as per end of Q3/2024, private and institutional investors in Germany held over one trillion euros in funds with sustainability features.
The Commission has published today a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) to support stakeholders in the implementation of the EU taxonomy, a classification system for sustainable economic activities.
10. Vergabe der FNG-Siegel: 222 Fonds erhalten Zertifizierung Regulatorische Dynamik führt zur Weiterentwicklung der bewährten Qualitätssicherung: Zwei neue Produktkategorien
Zum zweiten Mal hat die die Pax-Bank eG aus Köln und CRIC e. V. – Verein zur Förderung von Ethik und Nachhaltigkeit bei der Geldanlage – den Sustainable Finance Award vergeben.
More than 9 out of 10 of people polled across the European Union in August 2024 support more action to tackle the effects of climate change, according to the annual Climate Survey commissioned by the European Investment Bank (EIB).
The candidates are inseparable in the election ratings but have many divergent views, including on the environment where who wins could have significant influence on policies and prospects both in the US and overseas.
A data-rich platform on financial institutions’ climate action now enables Swiss pension funds to benchmark their performance against other European funds.
