Request Free Trial

How banks can bridge the $700bn annual biodiversity finance gap

African Penguin, biodiversity
The UNEP FI says its guidance will help banks align their portfolios with the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework and the final TNFD recommendations (Photo: Diegograndi/Envato)

Nature and climate change should be tackled together, says the UNEP Finance Initiative in guidance for banks published ahead of COP28

The banking sector should set targets for nature finance and mobilise $700bn in annual nature finance, says the UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative in new guidance that calls for nature loss to be tackled along with climate change. 

To continue reading

Request Free Trial
  • Unlimited access to all content
  • Email alerts highlighting key industry insight.
  • Invitations to attend exclusive roundtables and events.
  • The Sustainable Views Policy Tracker - deep insight on ESG regulations and deadlines
Already a subscriber?Log in
A service from the Financial Times