Banks in Belgium do too little to combat child labour and deforestation in the production of cocoa and chocolate. Yet they have the necessary means to do so. Between 2016 and 2020, banks active in Belgium invested more than 26.5 billion euros in...

In 2020 The Fair Finance Guide Netherlands, together with Hivos, Both Ends and Greenpeace  released a damning report highlighting the scale of destruction caused by European financial sector investment in harmful business activities in the Amazon...

Swedish government ministers are investing their personal finances in companies at odds with their own political policies, a new Fair Finance Guide Sweden assessment reveals. In Sweden, transparency regulations require politicians to disclose...

With climate change and sustainable supply chains being high on corporate agendas these days, investors have the opportunity to push companies towards adopting more sustainable environmental and social approaches through voting on shareholder...

Register for Fair Finance Asia's upcoming webinar ‘Banking on women’s empowerment in the ASEAN agricultural sector’ and hear experts from the private, public and civil society sectors sharing new insights on:1-Existing gaps in enabling capital...

Should large listed companies like Shell, Total or Rio Tinto aim for stricter targets for greenhouse gas emissions? Should they at least disclose their entire CO2 emissions? Should Amazon and Chevron check at which points in their economic...