Devastating wildfires across Europe have once again put climate change in the spotlight. As the world faces intensifying climate risks, government bonds are emerging as a lever for financing the low-carbon transition. Investors and sovereign issuers can benefit from constructive dialogue and the exchange of best practices to support resilient and sustainable economic development.

In recent years, extreme weather events have become more frequent, more severe, and more costly. The summer of 2026 offers a particularly striking illustration.

Additionality, intentionality and measurability are key concepts underpinning impact investing. But how can these notions best be captured by investment processes?