This report presents the results of research conducted by three leading climate finance research organizations. The CCIF aims to provide investors with a benchmark tool for assessing an investment, at the issuer-level, in relation to climate change-related financial risks and opportunities.

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The global food sector is often cited as one of the primary sectors driving biodiversity loss globally. While the sector heavily exacerbates biodiversity loss, it is also heavily dependent on biodiversity and faces significant associated risks.

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Key highlights on long-term scenarios and return forecasts.

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This article is a 360-degree analysis of the growth investment concept.

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As the largest beneficiary of the Next Generation EU post-pandemic reconstruction plan, Italy has a unique opportunity to modernise its economy through structural reforms, generating new opportunities for investors.

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Understanding fundamentals and implications of currency hedging for global portfolios, both on a tactical and strategic basis.

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We classify utilities, mining & metals, and paper & forest products as sectors with primarily direct impacts on biodiversity as the majority of their operations happen on owned or directly managed assets.

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The market effect of acute biodiversity risk: the case of Brazilian corporate bonds. This paper highlights a study examining the linkages between biodiversity events and corporate bond spreads.

Reducing social inequality and protecting the environment are two distinct objectives that can both complement and contradict each other. In this study, we examine the impact of climate risks on social inequality and demonstrate a potential trade-off between environmental and social improvements