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  • Thermal coal exposure

    Thermal coal exposure Thermal coal exposure measures the extent to which a company’s operations are connected to the mining, processing, or sale of thermal coal, a fossil fuel that is increasingly criticized for its environmental impact. This metric reflects the proportion of a company’s activities dependent on thermal coal, highlighting potential risks related to environmental…

  • Thematic investing 

    Thematic investing  Thematic investing is a future-focused investment approach that targets specific trends or themes anticipated to drive long-term growth. This strategy involves researching macroeconomic, geopolitical, and technological trends expected to evolve over time, such as climate change, disruptive technologies, and changing consumer behavior. By focusing on these megatrends, thematic investing aims to capitalize on…

  • Task force on nature-related financial disclosures

    Task force on nature-related financial disclosures The Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) develops a framework for reporting nature-related financial risks and opportunities. Its recommendations help businesses and financial institutions assess, report, and act on their dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities related to nature and biodiversity. Structured around four pillars, consistent with the TCFD…

  • Sustainable technology 

    Sustainable technology  Sustainable technology refers to innovations and systems designed to minimize environmental impact, conserve resources, and promote long-term ecological balance. These technologies focus on reducing carbon emissions, energy consumption, and waste while enhancing efficiency and promoting the use of renewable resources. Sustainable technology aims to address environmental challenges and contribute to a more sustainable…

  • Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation

    Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is a European Union regulation that requires financial market participants and financial advisors to disclose how they integrate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into their investment decisions and advisory processes. Implemented to enhance transparency, the SFDR aims to provide investors with clearer information on…

  • Sustainable Finance Action Plan

    Sustainable Finance Action Plan The Sustainable Finance Action Plan (SFAP) is a major EU policy initiative aimed at promoting sustainable investment across the 27-nations. Introduced by the European Commission in March 2018, the plan responds to the Paris Agreement and the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, aligning with the European Green Deal’s goal of…

  • Sustainable companies

    Sustainable companies Sustainable companies are businesses that operate in a manner that prioritizes long-term environmental, social, and economic health. They focus on minimizing their ecological footprint, promoting social responsibility, and ensuring ethical practices throughout their operations. These companies integrate sustainability into their core strategies, aiming to balance profitability with positive impacts on society and the…

  • Sustainability Supply Chains 

    Sustainability Supply Chains  Sustainability supply chains refer to the practices and processes involved in managing a supply chain with a focus on environmental, social, and economic sustainability. This approach aims to ensure that the entire supply chain—from raw material sourcing to final product delivery—minimizes negative impacts on the environment, upholds ethical labor practices, and promotes…

  • Strategic Investment

    Strategic Investment Strategic investment refers to an investment made with the goal of advancing an organization’s long-term objectives, often beyond immediate financial returns. This type of investment typically aligns with a company’s broader mission, such as entering new markets, gaining competitive advantage, securing critical resources, or fostering innovation. Strategic investments are often used in mergers…

  • Stranded assets

    Stranded assets Stranded assets are investments or resources that have lost their value or become obsolete before their expected end of life due to changes in the market, regulations, or technological advancements. These assets are often associated with industries that face significant shifts, such as fossil fuels, where policies and market dynamics favor renewable energy.…