To illustrate our broad expertise, covering many different economic sectors, commodities, sustainability themes and countries, this page gives an overview of the different projects executed by Profundo over the years. In the menu, you can filter the projects by thematic area. Each project is described briefly and where available the project portfolio - such as reports, brochures or presentations - is provided. Attention is also given to the exposure generated by the project in the media, in politics and elsewhere.
Report: Rainforest Action Network and BankTrack: Banking on Climate Change 2020 (pdf)
BankTrack: Activists target Barclays branch in Hove
BankTrack: BankTrack unveils new bank policy assessment tables
Banktrack: Campaigners urge Santander to set ambitious timetable for fossil fuel exit ahead of AGM
BankTrack: Citigroup first US bank to exclude companies expanding coal power
BankTrack: Crédit Agricole gets real on coal, but oil & gas restrictions must follow, says BankTrack
Banktrack: New report: Funding Climate Chaos
Bloomberg: Here's Who's Backing Coal as Some of the World's Biggest Banks Get Out
Clean Technica: Banks Funneled $1.9 Trillion Into Fossil Fuels Since Paris Agreement
Digital Journal: Funding fossil fuels is 'cash cow' for Canada's major banks
Euromoney: Sustainable finance’s biggest problems, by the people who know best
Fast Company: Banks pumped $1.9 trillion into fossil fuels since the Paris climate deal
Financial Times: Banks must cut the flow of funding for fossil fuels
Financial Times: Barclays targets net zero carbon emissions by 2050
Financial Times: The week in energy: The Exxon Valdez spill 30 years on
Finews: Climate Change: Greenpeace Targets UBS and Credit Suisse
Global Capital: Green drive dwarfed by lenders $1.9tr fossil fuel financing
Global Capital: Green drive dwarfed by lenders $1.9tr fossil fuel financing
Green Tech Media: Report: Banks Have Invested $1.9 Trillion in Fossil Fuels Since 2015
High Country News: Can the tools of capitalism curb climate change?
OECD: Tracking finance flows towards assessing their consistency with climate objectives
Responsible Investor: BankTrack | Banking on Climate Change
Reuters: Standard Chartered exits three Southeast Asia coal plants worth estimated $7 billion
S&P Global: Banks' fossil fuel funding rises, environmental groups warn
Sierra: Is Your Bank Financing Climate Catastrophe?
Swiss Info: Banks accused of massive fossil fuel investments
Taz: Olaf Scholz, helfen Sie der Arktis
The Edge Markets: MUFG puts oil sands, Arctic drilling on 'restricted transactions' list
The Energy Mix: ‘Alarming’ Report Shows $1.9 Trillion In New Fossil Investment Since Paris Accord
The Guardian: 'Coal is on the way out': study finds fossil fuel now pricier than solar or wind
The Guardian: UK environmentalists target Barclays in fossil fuels campaign
The Guardian: UK environmentalists target Barclays in fossil fuels campaign
The Hill: Four US banks are the world's largest fossil fuel financers: analysis
The Young Turks: Does The Green New Deal Go Far Enough?
Think Progress: The stunning hypocrisy of JP Morgan and CEO Jamie Dimon on climate change
US News: Global Banks Have Reversed Course on Climate Change Since Paris
US Senate: Speach by Senator Whitehouse on the financing of fossil fuels by the largest US banks
Report: BankTrack and RAN: Banking on Climate Change
BankTrack: RBS moves on coal and tar sands and takes the lead of UK banks
BankTrack: Report finds major banks ramped up fossil fuel financing to $115 billion in 2017
Bloomberg (United States): ‘Extreme’ Fossil-Fuel Lending Fell in 2017 -- Except in Canada
Ecowatch (United States): Bank Funding of Fossil Fuels Soars
Eenergiezukunft (Germany): Milliarden für die Finanzierung fossiler Energien
Financial Times: Banks pushed to cleanse their balance sheets of climate risk
New York Times: Think the Big Banks Have Abandoned Coal? Think Again
NN Group: NN Group excludes investments in oil sands
Sierra (Unuited States): Bank Funding in Fossil Fuels Increased Last Year
Süddeutsche Zeitung (Germany): Banken pumpen Milliarden in klimaschädliche Industrien
Treehugger (United States): Big North American banks still banking on extreme fossil fuels