Fair Finance Sweden and Fair Finance Norway took part in the latest Banking on Thin Ice report which investigates Nordic banks’ support of fossil fuel companies and found that Nordic financial institutions are still lending to companies looking...

New report by Fair Finance International shows that almost half (47%) of the financing to construction and hospitality companies in Qatar - two sectors with documented high risks of human rights violations – is provided by European banks, pension...

A new study by Fair Finance Vietnam aims to assess stranded assets in Vietnam in the context of the country’s relatively high vulnerability to climate change. The study specifically assesses the climate-related factors causing the risk of...

Seven large insurers in the Netherlands still invest in fashion houses that use exotic fur and leather in clothing, bags and shoes, among other things; the obtaining of which brings severe suffering to the animals involved. This was the finding...

New report from Fair Finance Sweden reveals Swedish banks have pumped another 43 billion into companies looking for oil and gas in the Arctic, despite the fact the potential new oil field is located in an area of unique biological diversity and...

A new study, carried out by Fair Finance Brazil member IDEC and partners, shows how eucalyptus monoculture in the Alto Jequitinhonha is responsible for the expropriation of land and water from farmers in the region. Aperam Bioenergia, the company...