Since the end of 2020, Veronica Palmgren heads the ESG analysis team in Group Sustainability at Nordea. She joined Group Sustainability already in 2018, working with sustainability in the context of large corporate business operations. Before that, she worked with a broad range of regulatory compliance topics, from conduct-related questions to combatting financial crime. Alongside work, Veronica pursues sustainability studies and is currently writing a dissertation on risks in circular business model adoption.
Sustainable balanced funds, which were recently added to our Sustainable Selection product family are proving to meet customer’s demand for sustaina...
Fast fashion and inexpensive clothing has caused an enormous increase in global clothing production, often with adverse consequences for the garment w...
As the only Nordic bank, Nordea is one of 30 founding banks of the Principles for Responsible Banking developed together with United Nations Environme...
On January 25, 2019, life changed irrevocably for hundreds of families 9 kilometers east of Brumadinho in Brazil. A tailings dam owned by the Brazilia...
The Swedish real estate company Wallenstam long focused on sustainability and has proactively worked with action plans and becoming self-sufficient with green electricity. When it was time to finance three Green Building-certified properties in Kvillebäcken, Gothenburg, the company turned to Nordea for sustainable financing.
The bold commitment to transition our investment portfolios to net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, stated by the members of the Net-Zero Alliance, means d...
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