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Resilience as a framework for sustainability

Resilience can mean different things to different people, much like the word “sustainability.” At S&P Global Sustainable1, we view resilience as a simple concept at its core: It means creating a s...

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Sustainability after the reset: What will it take to sustain human progress?

Sustainable investing is going through a reset. Labels and broad ambitions are giving way to harder questions about evidence, implementation and investment relevance. That creates an opportunity to as...

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From ambition to execution: transition plans for financial institutions

Ten years after the Paris Agreement, financial institutions are facing growing expectations to demonstrate how climate commitments translate into business decisions. As climate-related risks become in...

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Sustainable Finance in Switzerland: From Engagement to Real-World Impact

Think the “ESG backlash” has brought sustainable finance in Switzerland to an end? Think again. Swiss asset managers are far from retreating from sustainable finance. On the contrary, they are taking ...

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2026: Blended Finance – where performance meets purpose

Infrastructure financing offers a range of investment opportunities, but risk constraints have traditionally kept investors anchored in developed markets. That boundary is now shifting as blended fina...

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The fertiliser shock is a debt shock in disguise

We are used to filing food security, sovereign debt and climate under three different headings, managed by three different ministries. The 2026 fertiliser shock has collapsed them into one. The closur...

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Capital4Nutrition: Mobilising Investment for a Healthier Food System

Food systems shape health outcomes and investments in nutrition return economic benefits of $23 on every dollar spent. Despite this, nutrition is not part of mainstream investment strategies. ATNi (Ac...

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Earthworm Foundation and InTent Join Forces to Cultivate Soil Resilience Along the Rhône

11 June 2026, Lyon, France, Earthworm Foundation and InTent announced their partnership, Resilience Along the Rhône, at the 3rd edition of the World Living Soil Forum. The project aims to accelerate t...

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Working towards net-zero in Switzerland

In Switzerland, the aim of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 is enshrined in the Climate and Innovation Act. At BCV, we view this responsibility as being fully aligned with our missi...

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Financing the Transition: Turning Climate Ambition into Action

Climate action requires collaboration, innovation and long-term commitment. At ING, we believe banks have a critical role to play in accelerating the transition to a low-carbon economy through the fin...

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Resilience as a framework for sustainability

Sustainability after the reset: What will it take to sustain human progress?

From ambition to execution: transition plans for financial institutions

Sustainable Finance in Switzerland: From Engagement to Real-World Impact

2026: Blended Finance – where performance meets purpose

The fertiliser shock is a debt shock in disguise

Capital4Nutrition: Mobilising Investment for a Healthier Food System

Earthworm Foundation and InTent Join Forces to Cultivate Soil Resilience Along the Rhône

Working towards net-zero in Switzerland

Financing the Transition: Turning Climate Ambition into Action

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