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responsAbility’s climate finance specialists have teamed up with the UN’s Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) to establish country baselines for transportation.

Quang Duy Bui, investment officer based in Bangkok, explains how a responsible investor can deliver the desired development impact by ensuring portfolio companies lend responsibly.

How impact investors and inclusive finance innovators are redefining the term.

In this TV interview our CEO explains the importance of the recently signed free trade agreement between Switzerland and the South American nations of Mercosur.

The transaction pools the borrowing needs of 26 micro and SME finance organisations, thereby allowing them to achieve the scale necessary to access global capital markets.

Conflict and climate change are driving people from their homes in record numbers. Can microfinance integrate the financially excluded and transform them into active economic contributors?

For the third year in a row, responsAbility renews its commitment to being a Carbon Neutral Company by offsetting emissions associated with operations in 2018.

If developing countries fulfil needs like proper nutrition or access to energy without sustainable planning, this will boost emissions, no matter how many Europeans become vegan and travel by train.

Exciting news: The Starbucks Global Farmer Fund has invested USD 20 million in a responsAbility agriculture debt fund.

With CO₂ savings being THE key performance indicator for responsAbility’s climate portfolio, a 25% increase compared to 2017 makes 2018 a very successful year. But there’s more.

Impact investing is past the “move fast and break things” stage. So establishing a framework defining what impact investing is and is not, is a critical step for progress and to avoid impact-washing.

Why western Ukrainian Bank Lviv is positioning itself as a “reliable, Swiss-owned bank” – and with what results.