ICC welcomes Standard Chartered’s full adoption of ICC Principles for Sustainable Trade Finance
ICC announced that Standard Chartered has adopted the full suite of the ICC Principles for Sustainable Trade Finance (PSTF).
ICC announced that Standard Chartered has adopted the full suite of the ICC Principles for Sustainable Trade Finance (PSTF).
This ICC-commissioned Oxera report sets out 14 recommendations to strengthen the integrity and effectiveness of voluntary carbon markets and mobilise private finance for climate action.
Building the future: Unlocking economic value through sustainable architecture [...]
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) stressed the urgent need to conclude an effective and workable agreement on plastic pollution at the opening plenary of the second part of the fifth meeting of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5.2).
ICC Secretary-General John W.H. Denton AO was in Rio de Janeiro last week, participating in the BRICS Business Forum on 5 July, in line with commitments to support BRICS countries in developing pragmatic, business-backed action for sustainable development.
Developed in partnership with Boston Consulting Group, the updated Principles significantly extend the scope of sustainable trade financing beyond environmental criteria to encompass social impact and sustainability-linked supply-chain finance structures.
The ICC Principles for Sustainable Trade and Trade Finance offer a framework to assess the sustainability of trade and trade finance.
On today’s International Biodiversity Day, we’re answering three key questions inspired by this year’s theme “Harmony with nature and sustainable development”.
ICC has called on governments to secure an ambitious, workable, effective and inclusive agreement at the last negotiating round of the INC-5 in Busan.
ICC, in collaboration with Sage, has launched a global report which reveals a $789 billion green finance opportunity for small businesses.
ICC is calling for stronger governance and transparency in voluntary carbon markets (VCMs), highlighting their critical role in reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
Since 2021, ICC has drawn on the experience of its global members to develop core principles and guidance for the effective design of carbon pricing instruments.