The Sustainable Banking and Finance Network (SBFN) is pleased to welcome the Moldovan Banks Association (ABM) as its newest member. This membership marks a significant milestone in the network’s growth and global partnerships, commemorating the addition of the 100th member. Established in 1993, the ABM is a professional, nonprofit organization representing the banking sector in the Republic of Moldova. As a key industry platform, ABM works to strengthen Moldova's sustainable economic growth and aligning the financial sector with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles.

The Sustainable Banking and Finance Network (SBFN) is pleased to welcome the Banks Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BABiH) as its newest member. Established in 2004, BABiH is a banking association representing 21 commercial and 2 development banks, committed to advance the country’s financial sector further in the path toward sustainable and responsible finance.

ASOMIF Perú is a national association representing microfinance institutions in Peru, including rural and municipal savings and credit banks and EDPYMEs (Small and Micro-sized eEnterprise Development Institutions). ASOMIF Perú is dedicated to sustainable growth and innovation among micro and small-sized enterprises.

BSEC, established in 1993 as the regulatory authority overseeing Bangladesh’s capital market, continues to ensure the protection of investors and maintain transparent and efficient securities markets. Through this collaboration, BSEC is taking further strides to integrate sustainable finance into the country's development agenda, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

SERC plays a crucial role in regulating, supervising, and developing Cambodia’s securities sector. It has been at the forefront of promoting sustainable finance within Cambodia and the broader ASEAN region, working closely with development partners to issue guidelines and promote the issuance of sustainable bonds. To diversify the sustainable bond products, SERC is also working on developing the sustainability-linked bond guideline.

The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina has proactively established two key committees—the Risk Committee and the Investment Committee—each focused on addressing climate-related risks and promoting green investments within their respective scopes. In addition to these efforts, CBBH is poised to launch an ESG Task Force, which will be instrumental in developing a comprehensive roadmap for the bank’s ESG initiatives. A new strategy for the period 2025-2027 is also under preparation, setting forth the bank’s future goals and activities related to ESG and climate issues.

Established in 2001, the CBCG is responsible for monetary policy, and the establishment and maintenance of a robust banking system and an efficient payment system. In response to the pressing challenges of sustainability, the CBCG has enacted policies to strengthen its financial system's resilience. In line with this commitment, in 2022 it adopted the Central Bank of Montenegro Policy Related to Climate Change Challenges and also joined the Network for Greening the Financial System.

ABANC, a non-profit organization, represents all banks in Angola while fostering inclusivity and independence within the banking sector. Founded with the aim of fortifying Angola’s financial infrastructure and fostering stronger ties with society, ABANC is committed to nurturing a resilient banking sector that aligns with the nation’s evolving needs. Prioritizing ESG and sustainable finance, ABANC has initiated a dedicated task force to execute its strategic agenda, targeting key milestones over the next 2 to 3 years: (i) promoting alignment with global sustainable finance standards, (ii) fostering innovation, credibility, and operational efficiency in banking practices, and (iii) facilitating strategic alliances for the association and its members.