Interactive tool generating a summary of climate-related risks and opportunities for firms based on business activities models, products, risks of the firm. Uses data from scenarios by the Central Banks
On 23 July 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a landmark advisory opinion on the obligations of states in relation to climate change. This blog is a collaboration between Lorraine Johnston, Partner, Tom Cummins, Senior Counsel – Dispute Resolution and Miran Bahra, Associate – Dispute Resolution at Ashurst LLP.
More and more consumers value products that reflect their sustainability values. However, the payments industry is falling behind, especially regarding card portfolios, which are still far from aligning with a sustainable lifestyle. Traditional payment cards, often made from plastic, fail to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions and do not reflect the sustainability values consumers increasingly prioritise.
Major changes to the Conversion Factors
The FCA have prepared this report following an invitation by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) to report on climate change adaptation challenges faced by the financial services firms they regulate. This is part of the 4th round of reporting under the climate adaptation power.
The PRA has produced this report in response to an invitation by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) to participate under the fourth round of the climate change adaptation reporting power.
In our newest episode of the Insights Podcast, Charlie Bronks, Crown Agents Bank, and Karine Martinez, Edenred, talk successful ESG policies, greenwashing and what effective green action really means.
They discuss how their companies have successfully tackled implementing ESG strategies and what other payments industry players should be doing to limit their impact on the environment and galvanize their customers.
