As a bank, we are committed to supporting our corporate clients’ transition to a sustainable and low-carbon economy. We have a 2030 target of reducing the emissions across our lending and investment portfolios by 40-50%. By supporting our clients’ transition through financing and advising, we can have the biggest positive impact.
Our dedicated experts work closely with clients to navigate the evolving sustainable finance landscape, providing insights, expertise and tailored financial solutions to drive real change. Together, we can steer capital towards sustainable economic activities and solutions.
€200bn
in sustainable financing 2022-2025
90%
of our exposure to large corporate customers in climate-vulnerable sectors covered by transition plans by 2025
40-50%
reduction in emissions across our lending and investment portfolios by 2030
€0bn
in sustainable financing
0%
of exposure to large corporate customers in climate-vulnerable sectors covered by transition plans*
0%
reduction in emissions across our lending portfolio
Transition plan in this context is defined as a quantifiable and time-bound target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions set by an obligor or group mother. The percentage is based on year-end 2024 exposures and transition plans reported during 2024. Sectors in scope are those originally defined in 2020 as potentially vulnerable to climate transition and/or physical risks. Numbers are expected to fluctuate.
We’re here to support our corporate clients in their own sustainable transitions, with our full suite of products and holistic advisory services, including:
Green, social and sustainability bonds and loans
Sustainability-linked bonds and loans
ESG data advisory and integration
Reporting and disclosures
Regulation and political developments
Sustainability
Sustainable finance
Corporate insights
Sustainable finance
Sustainable finance
Sustainable finance
Meet Catrine Birkevold Liem, Nordea Sustainable Finance Advisory’s country lead for Norway. She reflects on banks’ role in enabling a real sustainable transition, as well as challenges, trends and game changers in the field.
Isabella Frenning Willis, Nordea Sustainable Finance Advisory's Denmark lead, is focused on helping companies select material and ambitious targets for their sustainability-linked loans and bonds.
Learn more about Isabella
Nordea Sustainable Finance Advisory's Juho Maalahti is eager to help companies and investors tackle new challenges in the fast-developing world of sustainable finance.
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