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Fintech vendor Meniga has closed a €10 million investment round to meet surging demand for its new range of green financial products.
25 March 2021
NatWest has joined forces with Microsoft to help its business customers reduce their carbon footprints.
Banco Santander has committed to converting all of its 30 million payment cards across Europe to recycled plastic within the next four years.
Owners of the new Fiat 500 electric car will be rewarded for eco driving with free cryptocurrency that can be spent at a dedicated online marketplace.
Mastercard is to link executive bonuses to the company's environmental, social and corporate governance goals.
24 March 2021
BNP Paribas has launched an internal training programme for all of its 200,000 employees worldwide to help raise their awareness of the environmental, financial and social issues resulting from climate change.
Green fintech Sugi has added a feature to its app that lets users check the temperature alignment of their investment portfolios.
22 March 2021
Finnish fintech Enfuce has raised €7 million in Seris B funding, including a €5 million investment from Chinese behemoth Tencent.
18 March 2021
Starling has become the first UK bank to issue Mastercard debit cards made of recycled plastic.
15 March 2021
Diem, a London startup that combines traditional banking functionality with a service that lets customers sell their unwanted items to the firm, has raised $5.5 million in a seed funding round led by Fasanara Capital.
Swift's KYC Registry has become the first market utility to embed the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) Sustainable Trade Finance Guidelines, making it easier for financial institutions to identify environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks in their supply chains.
10 March 2021
Spain's CaixaBank is the latest lender to start issuing cards made from recycled plastic and biodegradable components.
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