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Our collective understanding of how the world needs to decarbonize has improved significantly in recent years. That is enabling all of us – acting as investors, customers, employees and citizens – to ask better questions about the decarbonization plans of the public and private institutions we interact with. However, the answers we receive are hard to appraise critically.
The first step toward mobilizing sufficient decarbonization capital is to understand and articulate the full range of current and future capital demand. FSOs are already dedicating significant resources to meeting the demand for climate transition capital. So far, however, these efforts have typically been limited to project finance or renewables teams, focused on large corporates in carbon-intensive sectors.
34 minute read 30 Nov 2021 To fund the transition to a sustainable future, financial institutions need to deepen their knowledge of the businesses they finance. In brief Banks, asset managers and insurers have set out their net-zero goals. To meet them, FIs need to fund ambitious transition pathways. FIs that develop granular knowledge of sub-sector transition pathways will be able to structure financing in ways that incentivize tangible climate action.
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