Sustainable Finance Newsletters and Reports

Here you can read about relevant sustainable finance market trends as well as recent transactions related to sustainable finance, renewable energy and clean tech.

Sustainable Finance Market Comment

November 2024

Read the latest newsletter from DNB Markets summarising recent trends and developments within sustainable and transition finance.

In the newsletter written by our sustainability team, we promote the transactions that DNB has been involved in.

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Nina Ahlstrand is our Global Head of Sustainable Finance. Twice a year her team distributes this newsletter including an overview of transactions done in the previous six months.

DNB Renewable Energy, Transition & Sustainable Finance newsletter

Transaction summary: Renewable energy, transition and sustainable finance

DNB is committed to promoting sustainable development in the industry sectors and regions where we operate. We offer sustainable bonds and loans, and equity and M&A related advisory services, to support the transition towards a sustainable, low carbon and climate resilient future.

In this newsletter, we highlight a selection of DNB’s transactions within renewable energy and cleantech, as well as sustainable finance related bond and loan transactions.

Renewable Transaction Overview Dec 2023 (PDF)Open the file in a new tab

Renewable Transaction Overview June 2024 (PDF)

Anne Margrethe M. Platou, our ESG Analysts explains that although the EU Taxonomy is complex and in its infancy, we see growing proof that it will have a positive impact.

EU Taxonomy Navigator: Green activity up, confusion down

For those looking for sustainable investments, Industrials is the sector to watch, our Nordic EU Taxonomy Navigator concludes. This is our second report assessing the sustainable activities as calculated by large European corporates. Although complex and in its infancy, we see growing proof the EU Taxonomy will:

remain market practice
signpost slow, but continued growth in sustainable opportunities
highlight Nordic names with potential transition alpha.

In this note, we recap the benefits and flaws of the EU Taxonomy and explain why corporates and investors should care.

ESG INSIGHT: Nordic EU Taxonomy Navigator 2.0 September 2024 (PDF)Open the file in a new tab