Assessing Corporate Transition Plans using a Production Asset-Based Planning Approach

Authors: David Kampmann, University of Oxford – Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, Saphira Rekker, UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment, Min Ruan, University of Oxford – Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, Gireesh Shrimali, University of Oxford Assessing Corporate Transition Plans using a Production Asset-Based Planning Approach Corporate transition plans […]
CGFI workshop on Tools, Data and Knowledge

The workshop was held at the University of Oxford and focused on assessing the readiness of CGFI’s tools, data, and knowledge for broader deployment beyond the original teams. Participants explored the Marketing and Technology Readiness Levels (MTRL) methodology, shared best practices, identified challenges, and developed an action plan to enhance the visibility and adoption of […]
Transforming equity analysis with location-specific corporate risk data

This webinar from Environmental Finance/Verisk Maplecroft explored how asset-level exposure analytics can transform approaches to sustainable investing. Speakers included Christophe Christiaen, CGFI Head of Impact and Innovation & Head of the Spatial Finance Initiative.
What comes next after CBES, and what role for integrated climate-nature risk analysis?

This event in our CGFI Connect series brought together banks, insurers, building societies, leading climate and nature scientists, and analytics businesses to explore the future of scenario analysis for climate and environmental risks. Participants discussed the climate and environmental risks that financial institutions face and how science could be better integrated into risk management.
Annual Greening Finance Prize -2024 Winners Announced

Wednesday, October 2nd – The University of Oxford has announced the winners of the ‘Insight Investment – University of Oxford Prize for Greening Finance’, the preeminent prize for this important area of research and practice. The winners were announced at the World Forum on Enterprise & the Environment 2024, Oxford University’s flagship event on enterprise […]
Green Fintech 2.0 report launch and networking event

CGFI’s “Green Fintech 2.0: Next Generation Climate and Environmental Analytics to Accelerate Green Finance“ report is the first of its kind to explore the current landscape and evolution of green fintech analytics companies in the UK. The report launch, 11th July at Scale Space White City, London shared the main findings of the report and […]
CGFI consortium meeting at University of Reading

The UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment (CGFI) convened its consortium members to discuss ongoing projects, research developments, and collaborative initiatives aimed at advancing green finance.
Mary Schapiro Greening Finance Prize Lecture

Mary Schapiro, Vice Chair of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero and former Chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, delivered the Greening Finance Prize Lecture at the University of Oxford. She shared her experiences in leading the development of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) and the Sustainability Accounting Standards […]
Estimating financed emissions for the Indian banking System

By Abhinav Jindal and Gireesh Shrimali Summary The Paris Agreement urges making finance consistent with decarbonization goals. This entails estimating the carbon footprint of investments for setting science-based targets for decarbonization. For banks, financed emissions capture the indirect impact of their investments on environment. These are three to five times that of their combined […]
CGFI Forum 2024

The UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment (CGFI) held its annual forum in 2024, bringing together experts from academia, industry, and government to discuss the latest advancements in green finance. The forum featured keynote addresses, panel discussions, and workshops covering topics such as climate risk assessment, sustainable investment strategies, and policy developments. Attendees had […]