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- Still Undermining Our Future? - FR
- ‘Don’t invest in the bomb’
- Japanese Banks and Retail Stores Complicit in the Sufferings by Banana Production in Mindanao
- Fair minerals for green technologies
- ‘Hey, that’s my money! Harmful mining companies in Brazil, Peru and DRC
- Ten years on: fragile stability and systemic exposure at banks in Belgium
- Still undermining our future? - NL
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- Opening the vaults - the use of tax havens by Europe's biggest banks
- The role of Norwegian Banks in the Borneo Crisis
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- Silent Approval - Deforestation in Borneo
- Banking and Respect for Workers' Rights
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- Deadly Investments - Swedish Banks Investments In Controversial Arms Trade
- Following the Money - French bank activities in tax havens
- Labour Rights Living Wage and Freedom of Association in the Garment and Electronics Sector
- Principles of Consumer Protection on House Ownership Credit
- The Role of Banking for Financial Inclusion in Indonesia
- The weapons of my bank
- Are French banks still speculating on hunger?
- Bank Investments in controversial Cement Industry, Central Java
- Bank Investment in controversial Palm Plantation, Central Sulawesi
- The black conscience of Swedish banks
- Coal - French banks are not doing the math
- Dutch Banks: Commitments and progress
- Consumer Rights in Brazil
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- Dirty Profits 4 - Companies and financial institutions benefiting from violations of human rights
- Consumer protection for customer services in Brazil
- Electronics, Mining and Urban Mining
- French banks - the climate change money behind greenwashing
- How Belgian banks shape politics
- Industrial Forest Company Violations and Financing, Indonesia
- Irresponsible investments -Swedish banks and human rights abuses
- Japanese Bank's Involvement in Environmental Destruction
- Japanese Bank's Involvement in Human Rights Violations
- Real Economy 1. Banks are too big to know what is going on
- Real Economy 2. Why Belfius bank would never a grant a loan to Belfius bank
- Real Economy 3. Chronicle of an expected hold-up
- The risks of digital banking
- Tax Avoidance in Banking Services Indonesia
- Transparency and Accountability in the Financial Sector
- Undermining our future
- From glass ceilings to factory floors - Dutch banks fall short on gender rights
- Funding destruction of the Amazon and Cerrado-savannah: Deforestation risks in soy and beef supply chains
- Meat and soy - is Norwegian money contributing to deforestation in Brazil?
- Japanese investments in Indonesia's ‘conflict palm oil’
- Japanese Investments linked to rights violations in copper mining
- Scandinavian banks poured $67 billion into the fossil fuel industry since Paris
- Aegon, Allianz and NN Group profiting from war
- Are insurance companies investing in the destruction of the Amazon?
- Big insurers fail to tackle abuses in cobalt mining
- Financing less meat and more plants: A case study on the crucial role Dutch banks can play in the protein transition.
- Insurance companies’ responses to human rights abuses in the extractive industry
- Forests on Fire
- A Future Without Coal: Banking on Asia's Just Energy Transition
- Crisis and Clothing: Safeguarding textile workers' rights during the pandemic
- Impact of payroll loans on indebtedness of the elderly in Brazil
- Swedish banks failing to fully act for H&M's underpaid textile workers
- Fair Finance Germany releases its Dirty Profits 9 report
- Harvesting Inequality: The Social Impact of Financial Institutions' Investments in Asia's Agribusinesses
- Banks fail to tackle inequality between men and women
- Mapping Garment Industry Funding in India: An Analysis of the ESG Reporting of Banks
- Fair Finance Brazil: one in five consumers complaints left unresolved by banks
- Eucalyptus monoculture in the Jequitinhonha Valley causes major environmental impacts
- Stranded assets risk in the context of climate change - A case study by Fair Finance Vietnam
- Swedish banks increase support for oil companies in the Arctic
- Dutch insurers investing 1.3 billion in exotic leather and fur
- Banking on Thin Ice: latest edition published
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- DEME, deep-sea mining and Belgian banks
- Fair Finance Norway's Ethical Banking Guide 2023: Better on Paper than in Practice
- Just 7% of global banks' energy financing goes to renewables, new data shows
- “The Asian Development Bank’s Energy Transition Mechanism: Emerging Social, Environmental and Rights-Based Considerations”
- New release: Fair Finance Guide Methodology update 2023
- Opinion: Swedish banks must stop support for deep-sea mining to protect the world's oceans
- Gender Equality lowest scoring core theme in policy assessments by Fair Finance coalitions in 2022
- Climate plans of large Dutch banks, insurers and pension funds fall seriously short
- Fair Finance for Vietnam - A Challenging and Rewarding Learning Journey
- Banks and Sustainable Financing: Findings from the Lithuanian Case Study
- 4th annual policy assessment of Thai banks shows steps forward on environment, governance and gender equality
- Swedish banks fail to fully act for H&M's underpaid textile workers
- Fair Finance International signs up to CSO Statement on the proposed EU regulation on deforestation-free products
- Despite criticism, improvement in Dutch pension funds' investment policies slow
- Fair Finance Southern Africa Launches
- Fair Finance Germany publishes 6th annual policy assessment of German banks
- Opinion: Public Development Finance investments should be anchored on social and environmental responsibility
- Large banks disappoint, time to step up the pressure: New policy assessment from Fair Finance Belgium
- Harvesting Inequality: The Social Impact of Financial Institutions' Investments in Asia's Agribusinesses
- Banks fail to tackle inequality between men and women: New study from Fair Finance Netherlands
- #BreakTheBias – the role of the financial sector in advancing gender equality
- Opinion: How to avoid gender inequality in access to credit financial services
- Fair Finance Sweden: Swedish savings support Putin's war machine
- Opinion: Major oil and gas sector players race out of Russia – Total and Chevron stick around
- Opinion: Why today's arms industry is not a sustainable investment
- Banks as Shared Custodians Of Garment Sector Workers' Rights In India
- Swedish banks must vote for H&M to pay unpaid salaries
- FFI joins over 220 CSOs calling for a stronger EU corporate sustainability due diligence directive
- Eyes closed, costs down, profits up – Fair Finance Germany releases its Dirty Profits 9 report
- Most insurers not doing enough for biodiversity finds new report from Dutch Fair Insurance Guide
- New study by Fair Finance Brazil finds one in five consumers complaints left unresolved by banks
- Swedish banks improve sustainability commitments but still violate the Paris Agreement
- Victory for local people and civil society! Japanese government to halt its support for Matarbari 2 and Indramayu coal plants
- Fair Finance International General Assembly
- Guest blog: China and the Xinjiang Region – German Fashion Corporations and their Controversial Cotton Business
- Dutch pension funds lax on human rights reveals new study from Dutch Fair Pension Guide
- Largest European banks bankroll high-risk arms traders
- Eucalyptus monoculture in the Jequitinhonha Valley, facilitated by financing from Brazilian banks, causes major environmental impacts
- FFA launches Guidebook for CSOs on Sustainable Finance Taxonomy
- Profit or water? Belgian financing of “green” steel exacerbates drought in Brazil
- Human rights violations by mining company Vale: where is the line for Dutch financial institutions?
- Opinion: Chile, salmon and biodiversity
- FFI Position Paper on EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)
- Swedish banks increase support for oil companies in the Arctic
- Insurers invest 1.3 billion in exotic leather and fur: New report from Dutch Fair Insurance Guide
- Overview of stranded assets risk in the context of climate change - A case study of the power generation sector in Vietnam
- Big European financial institutions invest heavily but turn a blind eye to human rights abuses in Qatar
- Brazilian banks score zero on animal welfare and poorly on socio-environmental issues
- Swedish banks continue to favour emissions giants
- #CancelDebtforPeopleofPakistan - new campaign by Fair Finance Pakistan
- Fair Finance Asia and Stockholm Environment Institute jointly launch Financing the Just Energy Transition in Asia
- Karpowership Stakeholder Analysis: New Report by Fair Finance Southern Africa
- Fair Finance Southern Africa launches policy assessment at COP27
- New policy assessment from Fair Finance Japan
- Opinion: Scandals underscore the need to hold Danish financial sector to account
- Why Banks Need To Put Sustainable Finance Clearly In Their Sights
- FF Thailand assessment indicates competition to improve amongst banks
- Leading Norwegian pension providers score high on sustainability and ethics
- Scandinavian banks poured $67 billion into the fossil fuel industry since Paris
- Walking the talk? Brazil's financial institutions still lagging on ESG practices
- Dutch pension funds abandon victims of land grabbing
- Japan's Financial institutions must ensure Extractives due diligence
- 146 billion for trash? Plastic Profits forcing environmental catastrophe
- Building Back Fairer: Gender-just recovery needs Financial Sector action!
- Japanese banks enabling destruction of Indonesia’s National Park
- Opinion: Brazilian banks are not doing enough to ensure gender equality
- Japanese Investors often not disclosing foreign shareholder voting results
- Opinion: The 9 Net Zero loopholes big business don’t talk about
- Opinion: Do German investors stand up for climate protection?
- Upcoming webinar ‘Banking on women’s empowerment in the ASEAN agricultural sector’
- Shareholder resolutions - Norwegian banks split between ESG leaders & laggards
- Swedish ministers’ investments at odds with political policies
- Opinion: Taking the next step in engaging the financial sector on harmful investment practices
- Are banks partly responsible for child labour and deforestation in chocolate production?
- Formal complaint on Indonesia coal financing lodged to ING Bank
- Approval of Over-indebtedness Bill by Brazil's Chamber of Deputies crucial for economy
- Safeguard biodiversity - finance less meat and more plants.
- Belgian banks earn money due to occupation of Palestinian territories
- Opinion: 9 ways to support the culture and rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Financial institutions supporting violations of Indigenous rights
- Opinion: Asia's road to sustainability and the role of the Financial Sector.
- Game changer as Norwegian Pension Fund adopts weapons and war crimes criterion
- Opinion: Norwegian Oil Fund’s investments to be screened for animal welfare violations.
- Deutsche Bank Greenwashing over Natural Rubber Plantations in Cameroon
- Opinion: Shareholder pressure works
- 10 years in the making: Brazilian Over-Indebtedness Bill finally approved
- Major insurers do little against serious human rights violations
- Climate demand to Financial Sector to align with 1.5 degrees
- Animal welfare cannot be overlooked by Brazil’s financial institutions
- Brazilian banks still financing fossil fuels despite climate change impacts
- Opinion: Significant new climate recommendations for Norwegian Oil Fund
- Seven largest Swedish banks contribute to Amazon deforestation
- New Report - Don't buy in to occupation
- Netherlands' Pension funds, insurers and banks not yet Paris-proof
- Opinion: Why and How Should Investors Act on Human Rights?
- Fair Finance Brazil is taking action against investments in fossil fuels; BNDES can be an important actor of change
- Opinion: Inspiring financial institutions to accelerate the protein transition
- New release Fair Finance Methodology 2021
- ABP, Allianz and ING financing the climate crisis: 88% of investments and 69% of loans to the energy sector going to fossil fuels
- Opinion: Yes, a strong civil society can hold financial institutions to account!
- Opinion: The One-for-One Rule: A way for COP26 ambitions to manifest in policy
- New Fair Finance Asia study: A Future Without Coal: Banking on Asia's Just Energy Transition
- Opinion: Norwegian banks can and should do more for textile workers
- Opinion: Short-sightedness of major Swedish banks undermines climate goals
- Dutch Fair Insurance Guide expands with new eight insurers: Newcomers score poorly on sustainability
- Opinion: Pakistan’s National Action Plan on Business & Human Rights: A story of how governments, companies and nonprofits can create social change
- Abusive offers and lack of regulation of payroll loans contributing to indebtedness of elderly Brazilian retirees
- Opinion: Race to the top continues among Japanese financial institutions
- Banks and Climate Financing: A Case Study from Lithuania
- Three insurers lead the Dutch pack in responsible investment policy
- Brumadinho disaster: consumers can hold investors accountable
- New FFG Insurance Guide for German public
- Swedish bank changes weapons investments following FFG research
- New release Fair Finance Methodology 2020
- We'll keep asking: Whose money keeps women in poverty?
- Covid 19 - increasing global inequality
- Pass or Fail? 2019 Fair Finance Thailand Assessment results
- World's sixth largest pension sector still lacks robust responsible investment policies
- All major Swedish banks invest in companies linked to Amazon deforestation and abuse
- Shell in Nigeria: how banks add fuel to the fire
- How do we protect earth's biodiversity? Start with banks!
- Development Finance Institutions failing on sustainable investment policies.
- Swedish banks & pensions invest 1 billion SEK in company behind oil spill
- Dutch ING & ABP also invest in Arctic spill's Norilsk Nickel
- Following Arctic disaster call for Belgian government to regulate investments
- Could financial sector vigilance have avoided India's gas leak tragedy?
- Fair Finance International – a new name for the FFGI network
- New loan & debt comparison site helps Thai public hit by Corona
- Big insurers fail to tackle abuses in cobalt mining
- ING, Rabobank, ABP and Allianz finance the destruction of the Amazon
- Sustainable banks in Germany still lead responsible investing
- FinCEN leaks - 5 ways banks can get tough on money laundering
- Scandals underscore the need to hold Danish financial sector to account
- FinCEN - time for a ban on transactions with anonymous companies
- Are insurance companies investing in the destruction of the Amazon?
- European financing fueling the climate crisis
- Opinion: Five steps to save the Amazon and Cerrado from deadly investments
- Progress on Dutch bank sustainability policies but improvements still needed
- Meat and soy - is Norwegian money deforesting Brazil?
- Joint call for approval of Brazil's Bill 3515/2015 on consumer protection
- FFG Norway release latest bank policy assessment results
- Nordea makes record improvement in FFG Sweden's sustainability ranking
- Why Banks Need To Put Sustainable Finance Clearly In Their Sights
- Despite huge global challenges German pension sector lags behind
- Aegon, Allianz and NN Group are investing billions in controversial weapons suppliers
- Japan's Norinchukin Bank and Dai-ichi Life ranks top in latest assessment
- Swedish banks support Arctic drilling with close to SEK 100 billion
- Fair Finance Philippines launches first policy assessment
- Discover Stories of Change
- Launching the Five years – Ten guides publication
- Launch Fair Finance Thailand
- ING finances controversial coal-fired power station in Indonesia
- 11 political solutions that would make the financial sector more sustainable – recommendations from FFG SWE
- The Laos Dam Collapse and the Responsibility of Japan’s Private Banks
- Dutch banks and insurance companies love shale gas and plastics
- Fair Finance Guide India Launched
- New Fair Pension Guide adds 3rd pillar to Netherlands Fair Finance Guide
- Applying the Fair Finance Guide Methodology to DFIs
- Financing Fairly Report & Assessment 2020
- Fair Finance International - Five Years Ten Guides
- Transparency & Accountability in the Financial Sector
- Undermining Our Future
- Halting financing fueling deforestation in the Amazon and Cerrado – Recommendations for Brazilian banks
- Voting behaviour of German investors. Analysis of active ownership strategies on selected ESG resolutions
- Voting behaviour of Norwegian investors
- Stories of Change
- New report showing Swedish banks failing to fully act for H&M's underpaid textile workers
- Harvesting Inequality: The Social Impact of Financial Institutions' Investments in Asia's Agribusinesses
- Mapping Garment Industry Funding in India: An Analysis of the ESG Reporting of Banks
- Eyes closed, costs down, profits up – Fair Finance Germany releases its Dirty Profits 9 report
- Most insurers not doing enough for biodiversity finds report from Dutch Fair Insurance Guide
- FFA Guidebook for CSOs on Sustainable Finance Taxonomy
- Big European financial institutions invest heavily but turn a blind eye to human rights abuses in Qatar
- Swedish banks increase support for oil companies in the Arctic
- arpowership Stakeholder Analysis: New Report by Fair Finance Southern Africa
- Fair Finance Asia and Stockholm Environment Institute report "Financing the Just Energy Transition in Asia"
- Major insurers do little against serious human rights violations
- Seven largest Swedish banks contribute to Amazon deforestation
- New Report - Don't buy in to occupation
- New release Fair Finance Methodology 2021
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