MuniFin’s Green Impact Report and Social Impact Report for the year 2025 are now released. The reports compile the key metrics on the impacts of the sustainable projects we have financed.
Read moreDue to a significant increase in the prices of energy, raw materials and other input costs, the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development (HBOR) had decided to introduce a moratorium on loan repayment for micro, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs in the agriculture, forestry and fisheries sector, as well as for entities engaged in retail trade in petroleum products and liquefied petroleum gas.
Read moreThe Bulgarian Development Bank (BDB) supports Bulgarian companies with ambitions for international expansion, including entry into the strategic U.S. market.
Read moreThe Institut Català de Finances has increased its activity by 18% in 2025 and financed a total of 1,679 companies, organisations and individuals. Industry is the most financed sector with €327.4 million (35%), followed by trade and tourism (21%) and social housing (16%). During 2025, the entity granted 476 Emancipation Loans to young people aged 18 to 35 to facilitate the purchase of their first home. The public development bank allocated one out of every two euros in loans and guarantees to financing social and sustainable projects (50.2%).
Read moreWhat kind of projects do green bonds actually make possible? As part of the 10th anniversary of green finance, we showcase its impactful achievements – such as Finland’s largest wooden school. The Mansikkala school is a EUR 55 million flagship project for the City of Imatra that has delivered energy savings and carbon-light construction as well as a comfortable, beloved teaching and learning environment.
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