Measuring Climate Impact on Supply Chains

Measuring Climate Impact on Supply Chains

“The typical consumer company’s supply chain creates far greater social and environmental costs than its own operations, accounting for more than 80 percent of greenhouse-gas emissions and more than 90 percent of the impact on air, land, water, biodiversity, and...
7 Experts, 7 Questions, 7 Answers

7 Experts, 7 Questions, 7 Answers

7 Experts, 7 Questions, 7 Answers: Each expert will share their perspective on a specific issue that is of particular concern for sustainable supply chain finance The second edition of the Supply Chain Finance Hub, hosted by Prof. Dr. David Wuttke – Assistant...

Orbian Issues Guidance to Clients on Global “IBOR” Transitions

What is LIBOR? Interest rates can be fixed or alternatively calculated by reference to benchmark rates. The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is one of the most used benchmarks for interest rates and is referenced in financial products such as derivatives, bonds,...
A New Dawn for the Climate Economy

A New Dawn for the Climate Economy

In this session broadcasted on TXF, Peter McKillop, Founder of Climate & Capital Media and Thomas Dunn, Chairman at Orbian discussed green economy, the impact of the Biden presidency on the climate agenda, the continuing impact of the Covid pandemic, the...

Orbian Releases Environmental, Social & Governance Research Report

Supply chains are one of the most important levers for businesses to have a positive impact across a broad ESG agenda. Download Orbian’s ESG Report and schedule a conversation with us about the working capital benefits of Orbian supply chain finance that will satisfy your corporate ESG agenda.