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How to incorporate biodiversity risks and nature considerations into the heart of economic and financial decision-making? To us, a “lack of data” does not count as an excuse to neglect environmentally harmful economic activities in investment portfolios and supply chains. Many cutting-edge tracking methods on deforestation are already publicly available.

We guide data providers, financial institutions and decision-makers to understand how to gather and interpret “sustainability data” for sustainable finance solutions.

How much public and private investment is needed for the transition to a green economy? How to align regulations on deforestation, decarbonisation and financial reporting to create green incentives for investors?

No matter if you are a “finance expert” or a “climate expert”: we help you coordinate your goals with “the other camp” so that you achieve both your green ambitions and your financial targets thanks to sustainable finance.

What do the European Union’s rules on sustainability reporting, supply chains and deforestation mean in practice? When is “the right political moment” to take action and who are the “right people” to talk to in the EU Green Deal?

With our work experience at the European Commission, through our membership in the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) and as part of the EU Sustainable Finance Platform, Climate & Company is directly involved in the development of EU taxonomy and disclosure rules and uniquely positioned to accompany decision-makers to navigate the EU’s finance and climate rulebook.

With us, you can draw on an our extensive international network of experts, such as in the “International Platform on Sustainable Finance” (IPSF) and the “G20 Sustainable Finance Working Group” to coordinate, shape and harmonise sustainable finance rules internationally.

In our analyses, reports and workshops, we help decision-makers compare disclosure rules, identify untapped cooperation potential in sustainable finance coordination and help close the gaps to make reporting standards user-friendly for financial institutions and businesses.