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Banking, NCFA, Publications | 06 April 2017
The ‘Drought Stress Testing Tool’ enables banks to assess if a client may be at risk from drought and how drought…
LONDON, 5th April, 2017 A ground-breaking, open source tool which allows banks to test their loan portfolios for vulnerability to major…
Building on ten years of efforts to advance the finance and human rights agenda with its members, UNEP FI is…
Events, NCFA, News | 02 March 2017
In a pilot project on Environmental Stress Testing, the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and the Natural Capital Finance Alliance (NCFA), have developed an analytical framework and tool that allows banks to quantify and assess the potential impact of drought events on the performance of their corporate loan portfolio. The project has been funded by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). The tool will be launched at a series of events: 7th March in Mexico City, 10th March in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 14th March in Beijing, China, 17th March in New York, USA and 5th April in London, UK.
News, Social | 15 February 2017
The online Guidance Tool on Human Rights for the Finance Sector is UNEP FI’s trusted tool to assist lenders in…
SDGs and Impact | 02 February 2017
About Based on a unique theory of impact, UNEP FI works with its members and peer sustainability initiatives to mainstream…
News, Social | 01 February 2017
UNEP FI shares its report with takeaways from the 2016 UN Forum on Business and Human Rights, which took place in…
News, Social | 31 January 2017
Foley Hoag LLP and UNEP FI collaborated on a research paper offering a legal analysis of the current banking and…
Banking, Investment, Publications, SDGs and Impact | 30 January 2017
The Principles for Positive Impact Finance provide guidance for financiers and investors to analyse, monitor and disclose the social, environmental and…
Banking, Investment, News, SDGs and Impact | 30 January 2017
Paris, 30 January 2017 Today, 19 leading global banks and investors totaling $6.6 trillion in assets, launched the Principles for Positive Impact Finance at an event in Paris. The programme of the event is available here.
Read the press release in English and in French.