GFANZ Will Restructure and Shift Its Focus to Addressing Barriers to Mobilizing Capital

STATEMENT FROM GFANZ LEADERSHIP: MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG, MARK CARNEY, AND MARY SCHAPIRO

The consultation provides voluntary nature-related guidance supplementary to GFANZ’s Net-Zero Transition Planning framework.

The Brazil Climate and Ecological Transformation Investment Platform (BIP), led by the Brazilian government, will support the advancement of the country’s Ecological Transformation and Climate Transition Plans.

The voluntary guidance aims to understand how index investing can support companies’ transition to net zero.

The new initiative will focus on strengthening the Nature-Based Solutions investment ecosystem in Brazil and is designed to accelerate the deployment of Nature-Based Solutions in Brazil.

Statement from Michael R. Bloomberg (Co-Chair of GFANZ and UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on Climate Ambition and Solutions), Mark Carney (Co-Chair of GFANZ and UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance), and Mary L. Schapiro (Vice Chair of GFANZ and Head of the Secretariat for the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures).

The Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero’s (GFANZ) Japan Chapter released a Chapter Statement supported by seventeen Japanese financial institutions to send a powerful message on net zero to stakeholders within Japan and beyond.

東京、2024年3月29日 — グラスゴー金融同盟（GFANZ）日本支部は、１７の日本金融機関が賛同する支部声明を発表し、ネットゼロに関する力強いメッセージを国内外に発信しました。

Collaborative projects with the Brazilian Development Bank and Brazilian financial institutions aim to support Brazil to deliver its G20 Presidency climate finance priorities and ambitious climate goals.