The climate plans of major Dutch financial institutions such as ING, Nationale Nederlanden and PFZW are seriously lacking. Their current plans are of insufficient quality to demonstrate they are in line with the goal of limiting global warming to...

Major global banks are standing in the way of climate targets with new data showing just 7% of their financing for energy companies went to renewables between 2016 and 2022.  The data, produced for Sierra Club, Fair Finance International,...

Deep-sea mining has major impacts on the environment, the climate, the people of the Pacific islands and the Global South. This is why Belgian Fair Finance member FairFin is taking a close look at the financial flows to DEME Group. This Belgian...

Fair Finance Asia (FFA), in collaboration with the Stockholm Environmental Institute (SEI), launched a new study, “Financing the Just Transition: Powering Asia’s Sustainable Energy Future.” The study finds that Asia is experiencing an ‘energy...

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...