MuniFin has updated its green and social bond frameworks. The updated frameworks aim to better promote investments that support sustainable development and to bolster the role of municipalities in building a sustainable future. The revised Green Bond Framework introduces new project categories that make biodiversity and climate change adaptation projects eligible for green finance.
Read moreThe quarterly report ”Local Government Debt Management”, which offers a picture of the structure and terms of the local government sector's total loan debt in Sweden, has now been updated with new data for the second quarter of 2025. The average interest rate in the sector rose by 10 basis points – from 2.32 to 2.42 percent – despite a continued preference for short-term borrowing in parts of the sector.
Read moreWhat does the journey from investors’ capital to real-life change look like? In our video series, we take you behind the scenes to show how MuniFin’s green and social finance support a more sustainable future.
Read moreThe ICF Governing Board approved the project in July, which will be submitted to European regulatory bodies to operate as a bank. The authorization of the new company is a necessary step in the processing of the banking licence, pending European approval of the ICF's proposal.
Read moreKBN’s aggregate customer financing1 grew by NOK 2 billion in the second quarter of 2025. The growth in green lending amounted to NOK 1 billion in the second quarter of 2025.
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