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As part of Building Bridges Week – the agenda-setting event on sustainable finance taking place in Geneva from 29 November to 2 December 2021 – UBP hosted an interactive panel discussion on biodiversity and its investment opportunities.

A cross-sectoral push for sustainable finance

Climate change is now a reality, one that requires us make irreversible changes so that we use our planet’s resources much more sparingly.

SSF Market Study 2021 reveals what lies behind the growth in sustainable investments

All too often, economic progress and conservation of nature are seen as mutually exclusive. Indeed, biodiversity loss is considered to be the price to pay for development. In a new report, the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), in cooperation with UBP, shows how the opposite is true by guiding financial institutions to measure their nature-related financial risks.

UBP Geneva employees took the unique opportunity of acquiring a piece of the Bank’s history while making a charitable contribution to the work of the Cansearch foundation.

For many years, UBP has supported cultural and artistic projects in the locations where it has offices. As part of our promotion of artistic creation and young talent in Geneva, we have partnered up with the Grand Théâtre and the Camerata Venia orchestra.

Companies around the world are calling for ambitious and collective action on nature by signing up to Business for Nature’s call to action – UBP is now part of them!

UBP has made significant donations to several projects aiming to have a rapid, practical and sustained impact in the current crisis, mainly to help the neediest people in society but also to support medical research and to enable the economy to recover as quickly as possible.

In line with the UBP Group’s strategy to reduce its environmental footprint, on 18 March UBP Monaco signed the Principality of Monaco’s National Energy Transition Pact.

It’s full steam ahead for cricket, with youth and women’s fixtures growing and attracting fans.