A new report from Fair Finance Guide Sweden shows that the seven largest banks in Sweden continue to invest billions in soy and meat companies that contribute to deforestation in the Amazon and Cerrado. The report reveals that none of the banks...

A Norwegian government-commissioned expert group have published their recommendations for handling climate risk in the Norwegian Oil Fund (GFPG), one of the world’s largest investment funds. The changes proposed are significant, and align to...

Accountability for animal welfare is becoming an indispensable part of responsible financing and investing. The ethical treatment and welfare of farmed animals is now a prominent issue both in Brazilian society and internationally, with...

Amidst a water and energy crisis, Brazil’s financial institutions do not have measurable targets for reducing fossil fuel investments.  Insufficient social and environmental actions, and continued investment in fossil fuels and their...

Following the recent Shell judgment in the Dutch courts to align to 1.5 degrees, an open letter to banks, pension funds and insurers calls on them to also take action. The Shell verdict has real consequences for the financiers of major climate...

The nine largest insurers in the Netherlands together invest more than 4 billion euros in eleven multinationals directly involved in serious and long-term human rights violations. Even when they have been aware of pollution, land grabbing,...