Tag: Finance

Today on #TheGETSustainableShow speaking to Robert Adamczyk, Advisor at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. We talk about the role of the bank in mitigating current global issues and their organisations impact on the green transition. We discuss what financing options are available for medium and large businesses and how to take advantage of them.

🎥 Today we talk with Maria Ibisz, Senior Manager for Sustainability Consulting Central Europe at Deloitte.

ING supports the development of Qair Polska wind farms. The agreement covers a limit of PLN 50 million, covering guarantees and an overdraft facility related to supporting the construction of green projects.

Żabka, in cooperation with the Santander Group has finalized the first loan agreement and factoring agreement, which are subject to achieving ESG goals, including those related to decarbonization.

Warta joined the "Sectoral Agreement for the Development of Offshore Wind Energy in Poland". Its overriding goal is to support the development of this sector in Poland and to increase the share of Polish entrepreneurs in the supply chain for offshore wind farms being built in the Polish exclusive economic zone.

The new DB Schenker unit will support ideas for logistics transformation through investments in venture capital, i.e. new business models and start-ups.

Sustainable development is a one-way street from which there is no turning back. The role of banks is to adapt to the new realities as quickly as possible and to provide clients with support in following this path. The degree of advancement in the implementation of this priority will have a decisive impact on the attractiveness and competitiveness of financial institutions, and thus - on their market position.

Since 2007, when the European Investment Bank (EIB) issued the world's first Climate Bond (CAB), green bonds have evolved from a marketing tool into one of the world's fastest-growing investment tools. This trend is also visible on the real estate market and it can only be expected to grow further.