Finance for Biodiversity Foundation welcomes a new Nature Transition companies working group with the objective of supporting financial institutions to identify companies that are credibly transitioning in alignment with the global nature-positive goal of halting and reversing nature loss by 2030
As we mark five years of accelerating finance for nature, we wanted to pause and hear directly from the financial institutions driving this work forward.
Finance for Biodiversity Foundation welcomes a new Nature Transition companies working group with the objective of supporting financial institutions to identify companies that are credibly transitioning in alignment with the global nature-positive goal of halting and reversing nature loss by 2030
As we mark five years of accelerating finance for nature, we wanted to pause and hear directly from the financial institutions driving this work forward.
Finance for Biodiversity Foundation welcomes a new intake of financial institutions across asset management, banking, insurance, pensions and impact investing, marking the first 2026 signatory round and the launch of the first FfB Hub participants.
Finance for Biodiversity Foundation welcomes a new intake of financial institutions across asset management, banking, insurance, pensions and impact investing, marking the first 2026 signatory round and the launch of the first FfB Hub participants.
Discover FABRIC, a three-year collective investor engagement programme addressing the textiles and apparel sector’s impacts on nature.
The Finance for Biodiversity Foundation invites public feedback on its upcoming Finance for Nature Positive (FfNP) programme. Review the Stakeholder Engagement Plan and contribute to shaping a framework that supports investment in nature-positive outcomes.
Discover the Biodiversity Data Catalogue, a tool helping financial institutions identify and understand nature-related data providers for better decision-making.
ISSB Board has today voted to follow the ISSB staff recommendation to develop a non-mandatory ‘practice statement’ on nature rather than a mandatory standard.
