Sustainable Finance
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FIA discusses climate-related risk to FIA members, derivatives industry
FIA submitted comments to the CFTC's Market Risk Advisory Committee Climate Subcommittee on the challenges and issues related to climate change.
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ICE launches benchmarks to track carbon prices
Tied to major U.S. and EU carbon markets, indexes show how derivative markets can manage climate risk
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Joint trade association letter to ESMA on carbon benchmarks
FIA, jointly with ISDA, AFME, EFET and Europex, wrote to ESMA to express our concerns in relation to the requirement for benchmark administrators to comply with additional obligations set out in Regulation (EU) 2019/2089 (‘Low Carbon Benchmarks Regulation’) by 30 April 2020.
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Investor interest in ESG spurs rating agency acquisitions
Investing products and derivatives tied to climate change are in high demand
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Risk Managing the Clean Energy Transition
How derivatives markets are supporting the move to a low carbon world
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Exchanges rush to roll out ESG futures
Institutional demand drives proliferation of new benchmarks
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ESG derivatives follow different paths amid strong investor demand
As interest grows, different indexes calculate environmental, social and governance criteria in different ways
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FIA forum focuses on transition to sustainable finance
FIA forum focuses on transition to sustainable finance
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Derivatives markets eager for sustainable finance opportunities
Leaders across the global derivatives industry agree: Doing the right thing is important, but the path to a sustainable future for the global economy depends on following the money, too.
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Clearing a path to sustainability
In a world where expectations on corporate responsibility and transparency are increasing, companies are recognizing the need to integrate sustainability into their business strategies and policies. One company that is making strides in this area is ABN AMRO Clearing, one of the world's leading firms in the clearing of exchange-traded futures and options. The Dutch firm is determined to play a leading role in facilitating the sustainable transition of financial markets.
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