Josh Dry

Executive Summary Global warming and emissions are at the center of discussions over the world. The G20 group has set ambitious targets to limit global rise in temperature by the end of the century. Industries and organizations are under regulatory watch to reduce their GHG emissions and reach net zero by 2050 to meet the global targets. The energy and the commodity sector are one of the major contributors to emissions.

As someone with 20+ years of experience in tech, I've spent the better part of my career observing and participating in the evolution of the fintech sector. I've seen firsthand how this industry has morphed and grown over the past 15 years. Today, I want to delve deeper into a transformative trend that's taking root in the financial landscape — the emergence and rise of green fintech companies. Why does it matter?

Connected digital technologies are propelling the shipping industry through an age-defining period of change. The levelling up potential is exciting, but the adjustment phase is predictably bumpy. Digital tools and data exchange offer valuable opportunities for the maritime sector to solve common problems, drive new value streams and improve efficiency by reducing trade friction.