Our reports

  • Report – Ten preconceived notions against climate inaction

    While COP 27 begins, Reclaim Finance comes back on the 10 preconceived ideas put forward by many French financial institutions to justify their continued support to oil and gas expansion, despite scientific recommendations. "We must finance the world as it is", "gas is a transition fuel", "we support companies [...]

  • 2022 Scorecard on Insurance, Fossil Fuels and the Climate Emergence (Insure Our Future)

    The Insure Our Future campaign reveals the latest climate progress of the world's 30 largest insurers and reinsurers in its 6th edition of the nsurance Scorecard. While more and more insurers and reinsurers are taking a stand against oil and gas expansion, France's AXA and SCOR have not yet [...]

  • German Asset Manager and Fossil Fuel Expansion (Greenpeace)

    This report, co-published by Reclaim Finance, Urgewald and Greenpeace, takes stock of the climate practices of four major German asset managers, Allianz GI, Union Investment, Deka Investments and DWS, together managing more than €2.3 trillion of assets.  Exclusive data shows these asset managers are unrestrictedly investing in the companies [...]

  • ICHTHYS LNG – Risky support from the insurance industry

    Reclaim Finance calls on global insurers not to renew insurance coverage to Ichthys LNG, one of the most carbon-intensive liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects in Australia whose promoters TotalEnergies and Inpex are currently planning its climate-wrecking expansion. Based on rare documents from the Supreme Court of Western Australia, Reclaim Finance was able [...]

  • Liquefied gas, solid problem

    The urge to end Europe’s Russian fossil fuel dependency as quickly as possible has put LNG in the spotlight. In the past few months, new LNG import terminal projects have sprung up all over Europe amid a surge in the push to diversify gas supplies, adding to several existing [...]

  • Coal it a day: time for US banks to stop banking on coal expansion

    A report by Reclaim Finance reveals that in spite of their net-zero pledges, US banks continue to finance developers of new coal projects.   This report analyzes US banks’ support to the coal industry and to coal developers more specifically. It assesses the gaps in their coal policies [...]

  • Managing inflation by supercharging a clean energy transition

    This report shows the role the ECB should take to fulfill its price stability primary mandate in a context of climate crisis and energy-driven inflation. Exploring the three types of climate-related inflations identified by ECB board member Isabel Schnabel in a recent speech, it shows why and how the [...]

  • 2022 Scorecard on asset managers, fossil fuels and climate change

    This report, entitled ‘The asset managers fueling climate chaos’ and co-authored by Reclaim Finance, urgewald, ReCommon and The Sunrise Project, is a deep-dive into the engagement and exclusion policies of 30 major investors. It highlights that they are far from doing enough to fight fossil fuel expansion, revealing the [...]

  • Banking on Climate Chaos Report 2022

    The report, co-authored by Rainforest Action Network, BankTrack, Indigenous Environmental Network, Oil Change International, Reclaim Finance, Sierra Club, and Urgewald, is the most comprehensive global analysis on fossil fuel banking to date. It reveals that the world’s B-biggest banks continued to pour billions into fossil fuel expansion in 2021. [...]

  • Amundi’s growth is a threat to the climate

    By acquiring Lyxor in early January, Amundi continues its meteoric growth. But this means that an increasing portion of its assets will escape any climate-related restrictions and that Amundi is leaving the door open for new investments in companies with expansion plans in coal and more broadly in the [...]