During the past decade, a shift in how we view the corporate sector has taken place. While profit and return remain important, other aspects such as sustainability, responsibility, ethics, and impact are becoming increasingly important. It is no longer business as usual, but business as a means to drive change and impact.
Climate change, combined with increased energy demand from industrial and domestic uses, has turned water shortage into one of the most pressing issue...
Sustainable balanced funds, which were recently added to our Sustainable Selection product family are proving to meet customer’s demand for sustaina...
Anders Langworth, Head of Group Sustainable Finance at Nordea, decided to visit the Alps and see effects of climate change in the region. A little ove...
Nordea, as the only Nordic bank, is one of 30 founding banks of the Principles for Responsible Banking developed together with United Nations Environm...
Fast fashion and inexpensive clothing has caused an enormous increase in global clothing production, often with adverse consequences for the garment workers. In this article, Olena Velychko, ESG Analyst at Nordea Asset Management, talks about how to tackle the problems and ensure sustainability.
The Swedish real estate company Wallenstam has for a long period of time focused on sustainability and been working proactively with action plans and ...
On January 25, 2019, life changed irrevocably for hundreds of families 9 kilometres east of Brumadinho in Brazil. A tailings dam, owned by the Brazili...
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