GSIA is pleased to announce that this year’s Global Sustainable Investment Review will launch at COP30 in Brazil on 11 November 2025. This report, the continuation of a series that has been published biennially since 2012, will outline the latest trends and insights in sustainable investing, share updates from each GSIA region and present a Continue Reading
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GSIA is pleased to invite financial services or government representatives to a drinks reception in São Paulo on 11 November 2025. This event will bring together the sustainable finance community gathered for COP30 and see the launch of the latest Global Sustainable Investment Review, outlining the state of sustainable investment in the world’s major financial Continue Reading
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GSIA report identifies misaligned incentives for investors and policymakers in attendance at COP29
Submitted by swift on Wed, 13/11/2024 - 22:43As investors and international policy makers gather at COP29, The Global Sustainable Investment Alliance (GSIA) released its report Transforming Global Finance for Climate Action: Addressing Misaligned Incentives and Unlocking Opportunities. In addition to offering specific recommendations to the policymakers at COP29, the report identifies barriers to sustainable investment and the actions needed to encourage the Continue Reading
As part of Finance Day at COP28, GSIA has joined 400 organisations from across the world to join a declaration of support for the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), demonstrating our strong support to advancing action-oriented responses to the risk of climate change. The declaration reads: “Climate risks are increasingly having a real effect on Continue Reading
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Global Sustainable Investment Review finds US$30 trillion invested in sustainable assets
Submitted by swift on Wed, 29/11/2023 - 0:0129 November 2023 Headlines $30.3 trillion is invested globally in sustainable investing assets. Data published in new GSIA report – Global Sustainable Investment Review 2022 – the 6th edition of this landmark publication. In non-US markets, sustainable investment assets under management (AUM) have increased by 20% since 2020. Increased rigour in US results in decline Continue Reading