External webinar: Connecting finance with the real economy: asset-level data for the construction minerals sectors
An ICEC-MCM webinar, where the Spatial Finance Initiative team presented their work on developing open asset databases for the cement, steel and other industries and how these are being used to support green finance applications and decision-making.
Webinar: Connecting finance with the real economy: asset-level data for the construction minerals sectors
The Spatial Finance Initiative team presented their work on developing open asset databases for the cement, steel and other industries and how these are being used to support green finance applications and decision-making.
Masterclass in Nature Finance
Masterclass in Nature Finance Course Director: Calvin Quek, Executive Director for Nature Finance, Oxford Sustainable Finance Group About Our economy is highly dependent upon nature and the ecosystem services it provides. As nature continues to deteriorate, society suffers, and businesses run more risk. Scientists predict that if the current rate at which nature is being […]
Masterclass in Transition Finance
Masterclass in Transition Finance Course Director: Dr Gireesh Shrimali, Head of Transition Finance Research, Oxford Sustainable Finance Group and José Luis Reséndiz, Research Assistant, Transition Finance Research, Oxford Sustainable Finance Group About To deliver the objectives of the Paris Agreement and the UN SDGs, it is necessary that finance and financial services be provided to […]
Masterclass in International Carbon Markets
Masterclass in International Carbon Markets Course Director: Injy Johnstone, Research Associate in Net Zero Aligned Offsetting About The Masterclass in International Carbon Markets equips professionals with a deep understanding of the complexities and evolving dynamics of reaching global net zero through use of market mechanisms. It will review the latest developments in international carbon markets, […]
Green Fintech Trends and Solutions for Nature-related Applications
This two-part webinar series, hosted by CGFI with Nature Tech Collective (NTC) and Innovate UK Business Connect, explored opportunities for green fintech innovation to accelerate action. This first webinar reflected on key outcomes from COP16 and COP29 and the implications for the financial sector. Speakers discuss opportunities for green fintech innovation in support of financial […]
CGFI consortium meeting at Imperial Business School
CGFI brought together its consortium members to review ongoing projects, share research updates, and explore collaborative efforts to drive progress in green finance. The meeting also featured presentations from two start-ups in Greenhouse Cohort 8, which receive support from CGFI’s innovation hubs
Takeaways from COP16/29 and Opportunities for Innovation
This two-part webinar series, hosted by CGFI with Nature Tech Collective (NTC) and Innovate UK Business Connect, explored opportunities for green fintech innovation to accelerate action. This second webinar highlighted market and policy developments in green fintech and showcases innovative solutions from companies around the world. Our panellists discuss innovations for both “greening finance” and […]
Energy transition well underway despite interest rate setbacks
A new report from the Oxford Sustainable Finance Group concludes that despite a threat from high interest rates, the global transition to renewable energy is well underway. Evidence shows the green energy transition continues at pace The report finds that low-carbon capital expenditure (CAPEX) has overtaken oil and gas CAPEX globally, and the share […]
Connecting Research with Practice Workshop with Climate Financial Risk Forum (CFRF)
As part of CGFI’s mandate to steer the Research and Analytics Group at CFRF, the centre jostle a workshop to connect research with practice in London hosted by UKRI at their London office. The first CGFI-CFRF workshop provided a platform for academics, financial practitioners, and regulators to connect, share insights, and explore collaborations. It aimed […]