SBFN’s 3rd Global Progress Report was launched on 29 October 2021
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The Sustainable Banking and Finance Network’s 7thGlobal Meeting successfully concluded this week on a high note with strong visions and clear requests for the next
SBFN welcomes the Kosovo Banking Association as our newest member. The Kosovo Banking Association (KBA) supports the development of the banking sector and is the
Welcome to our newest SBFN Member, Commission de Surveillance du Marché Financier de l’Afrique Centrale (COSUMAF,the Securities and Exchange Commission of Central Africa in English).
SBFN welcomes the Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan as our newest member. Established in 1992, Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan believes
SBFN welcomes Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) as our newest member. Read more at the IFC Press Release. Established in 1960, BOJ stands at the center
SBFN welcomes the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) as a new member. Read more at the IFC Press Release or the ECCB Press Release. ECCB was established
SBFN welcomes the Association of Supervisors of Banks of the Americas (ASBA) (https://www.asbasupervision.com) as our newest member. ASBA comprises banking supervisors of North, Central and
SBFN welcomes Banking Association of Guatemala (ABG) (https://abg.org.gt) as our newest member. ABG, founded in 1961, is the association for all Banking Entities and Private
SBFN welcomes the Central American Council of Superintendents of Banks, Insurance and Other Financial Institutions (CCSBSO) (https://ccsbso.org) as our newest member. CCSBSO is an international
The Inter-Agency Technical Working Group for Sustainable Finance (Green Force) led by the Department of Finance (DOF) and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), in
SBFN & IFC facilitated a knowledge exchange session between Bangladesh Bank (BB), National Bank of Georgia (NBG), & National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) – the
SBFN welcomes the National Treasury of South Africa (NT) as our newest member. South Africa’s National Treasury (NT) has been an SBN Observer since 2016
Programmatic approaches could be used to extend sustainable finance to the agricultural and SME sectors.
The activities SBN members can undertake to address the market failures associated with credit to the agriculture and SME sectors are unlikely to be integrated within sustainable finance frameworks.
Bangladesh Bank’s approach to helping banks and financial institutions implement ESRM has been developed and refined over the last decade.
Expanding finance to the agriculture and SME sectors has not yet been consistently integrated with sustainable finance frameworks, but could be in the future.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has supported the expansion of finance to the agriculture and SME sectors through its development finance operations.
The Agricultural and Rural Credit Policy issued by Bangladesh Bank comprehensively promotes finance to the agriculture sector.
SBN IDA members could leverage sustainable finance frameworks to attract the finance flows needed to address social issues, similar to the way green finance can be used to address environmental issues.
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s approach to financial inclusion has included a number of regulatory actions to increase the supply of financial services
The Central Bank of Nigeria established the Anchor Borrower’s Program (ABP) in 2015 to deepen financial inclusion through the creation of economic linkages between smallholder farmers and large-scale agricultural processes.
