Tag: Sustainable finance
Commission plans overhaul of SFDR to help investors
The EC has proposed significant amendments to the SFDR in a bid to simplify transparency rules for financial products with environmental or social aims.
The...
Brighte secures $40m CEFC funding for home energy push
Brighte, an Australian FinTech specialising in household energy financing, has secured up to $40m from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) under the Federal...
How climate change is reshaping pensions in 2025
The global pension industry is entering a new era of risk assessment as climate change continues to redefine the financial landscape.
Building on last year’s...
Net Purpose and SDI AOP unite to drive sustainable investing
Net Purpose has announced its acquisition of SDI AOP, the platform founded by leading asset owners to identify and measure investments contributing to the...
Climate inaction threatens Australia’s pensions
Australia’s superannuation industry faces mounting financial risks as political hesitation over climate policy threatens to derail the country’s transition to a low-carbon economy. According...
Climate FinTech Bees & Bears secures €5m seed round
Berlin-based Bees & Bears, a climate FinTech focused on democratising access to renewable energy financing, has secured €5m in seed funding led by Extantia Capital and Contrarian Ventures.
IRSG introduces dashboard on regulatory alignment
The IRSG, a leading cross-sectoral body representing UK-based financial and professional services, has launched its new Global Regulatory Coherence Dashboard.
The initiative is designed...
Paris-based Goodvest bags €12m funding for sustainable investing
Goodvest, a Paris-based responsible investment platform, has secured €12m in a Series B funding round, two years after completing its Series A.
The latest round...
Connect Earth buys Datia in sustainable finance push
Connect Earth has announced its acquisition of Datia, a Stockholm-headquartered ESG reporting platform serving asset managers and financial institutions across Europe and the US.
The...
Premier Credit Uganda secures $1.5m to boost financial inclusion
Premier Credit Uganda, a licensed microfinance institution and subsidiary of The Platcorp Group, has raised $1.5m from Swiss impact asset manager Enabling Qapital to expand its operations and further its mission of driving financial inclusion across the country.










