GoldenPeaks Capital (“GPC”), one of Europe’s fastest‑growing independent producers of renewable energy, has signed a long‑term Pay‑as‑Nominated Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Hankook Tire & Technology Co., Ltd. (hereafter Hankook), the Korean premium tire manufacturer and a global leader in advanced mobility solutions. This agreement represents a significant step in strengthening renewable energy sourcing and decarbonising Hungary’s industrial sector. This is GoldenPeaks Capital’s largest PPA deal in Hungary so far.

Emirates NBD’s Carbon Calculator will be available within the Mobile Banking app, allowing nearly two million users to link financial wellbeing with climate action

Worldpay has established a strategic collaboration with ekko to help merchants advance their sustainability goals

Trust Payments is proud to have been certified by Carbon Footprint Ltd for helping to combat climate change

Tandem has again taken climate action into its own hands, partnering with CIP to offset 100% of its operational emissions for last year

G+D’s partnership with sustainability-by-design champion Parley for the Oceans is helping financial services answer one […]

MAS announced today that Ms Abigail Ng will be appointed Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) from 6 October 2025

Lunar is extending its renewable electricity matching from offices building on an existing annual reduction of 210 tonnes CO₂e from offices

Ambipar and Ajman Bank have partnered to support Ajman Bank’s ambitious net-zero and sustainable finance strategy

Bitzero announced it has secured $25 million in funding to drive revenue growth and setting a new global standard for clean, mining operations

Standard Chartered Escrow service has launched in the UAE, offering the country’s first sustainability-linked escrow […]

Clarity AI announced the acquisition of ecolytiq, a leading provider of in-app climate engagement solutions for financial institutions

Temenos has been ranked the 4th most sustainable company in the world by TIME magazine and Statista

Finance professionals in the UK now expect their companies’ leaders to focus less on sustainability and diversity commitments in the future. The findings from CRIF, Europe’s leading provider of consumer and credit information, show that more than half (56%) of senior financial professionals in the UK now believe their leadership will place less focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles over the next five years.

Ant International announced its Sustainability Framework in its first independent Sustainability Report.