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Why Kenya’s Financial System Must Start Pricing Nature Risk
For the past decade, sustainable finance in Kenya, as in much of the world, has been dominated by a single metric, carbon. Banks, insurers, and regulators have invested heavily in frameworks to measure emissions and price climate risk. This focus has been necessary. It is also no longer sufficient. The next phase of financial risk will be shaped not only by greenhouse gases, but by the accelerating degradation of nature and biodiversity. The evidence is increasingly clear. N
Shaleen Wanjiru
Feb 174 min read
How Kenya Climate Ventures is scaling up green financing in Kenya
As climate change and environmental damage due to human activities continue to remain a debatable topic amongst the vast majority,...
Vivian Kwame
Feb 17, 20213 min read
The Success of East Africa’s Debut Green Bond Issue Sets Stage For More Eco-Friendly Finance Offers
This year, Kenya earned the impressive distinction of being the first country in the East and Central Africa region to successfully issue...
Kenya Bankers Association
Jan 17, 20203 min read
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