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French NGOs Sue BNP Paribas, Europe’s Largest Financier of Fossil Fuel Expansion

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French environmental organizations Notre Affaire à Tous, Friends of the Earth France, and Oxfam France last week filed what they say is the world’s first climate lawsuit against a commercial bank, suing BNP Paribas over its continued funding of fossil fuels.

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IKEA, Unilever, and BNP Paribas join business drive against inequality

Business Green

Business for Inclusive Growth (B4IG) coalition will launch at the G7 summit this weekend, warning inequalities around the world are economically-damaging.

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The rise (and rise) of sustainability-linked finance

GreenBiz

As of the end of May, governments, banks, companies and others raised just over $150 billion globally from selling pandemic bonds, according to research by BNP Paribas, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Sustainability-linked loans may sound similar to the similarly named bonds described above, but they’re not.

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BNP Paribas strengthens policy on beef and soy-driven deforestation in Brazil

Business Green

French banking giant BNP Paribas today announced a new policy intended to help tackle the role of soy and beef production in driving deforestation in Brazil, including a commitment to immediately drop companies that continue clearing forest or converting land in the Amazon. You can request an invitation to the event here.

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Latin American development bank issues €700 million COVID bond

Impact Alpha

Proceeds will support small businesses and women, indigenous, minority, migrant and underserved populations in member countries with COVID economic relief (see, “Countries and companies tap fixed-income market with ‘social bonds’ for COVID relief”). BNP Paribas was a lead manager.

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'Decarb Fast Track': Amazon-backed consortium aims to tackle industrial emissions across Europe

Business Green

A consortium of companies including Amazon Web Services, French clean tech firm Metron, renewable developer Dalkia, and banking giant BNP Paribas have joined forces to launch a new platform designed to help industrial companies across Europe reduce their energy consumption and collectively slash their carbon emissions.

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Eaton and BNP Paribas team up for corporate clean tech financing push

Business Green

EXCLUSIVE: New joint venture aims to help business owners accelerate their clean energy transition while preserving cashflow. The projects are then funded through predictable fixed payments.