The Independent Catholic News reproduced in full the analysis our CEO Dr Lorna Gold wrote following her participation in COP28.

Article on Green News Ireland reproducing the keynote speech our CEO Dr Lorna Gold made at the Faith Pavilion at COP28.

Catherine Pepinster interviews Dr Lorna Gold, new CEO of FaithInvest, for a profile in The Tablet.

Profile of Dr Lorna Gold, newly appointed CEO of FaithInvest.

Kylie Knott describes how religious groups, with billions of dollars in assets, are increasingly taking action on the climate and ecological crises. 

The World Evangelical Alliance and FaithInvest have signed a collaboration agreement setting out how they will work together to increase faith-consistent investing globally to achieve a more just and sustainable world. 

The Religion Media Centre features FaithInvest's Good Intentions report, subtitled What faiths say about how they invest ~ and how they can do more.

FaithInvest and Climate Investment Funds announce plans to develop a new multi-faith just transition fund...

Ahead of a milestone international environmental conference, religious leaders have called for humanity to reverse course quickly from economic practices that abuse nature... 

FaithInvest CEO Martin Palmer seizes on the idea of 'FastForward'. Donating savings from skipped meals could amass $1bn a year for the fight against climate change ...

Despite more faith groups wanting to take a value-based approach to investing — particularly around achieving environmental and social goals — many are yet to do so. ... 

Religious groups can struggle to find investments that truly fulfil their values. But techniques such as screening investments, engaging with companies and impact investing can ...

As the warning bells rang at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference continue to reverberate, experts say faith-based finance has been an overlooked but critical  ...

THE Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury, together with faith leaders and scientists from around the world, have called on wealthier nations to cut emissions and provide ...

With the federal government tabling a new budget and setting stronger climate commitments ahead of the next round of UN climate meetings later this year ...

How can the gap between faith and investments be bridged? Cooperation between different groups was the focus of recent a two-day conference held at the World Council of Churches ...

Article on our first, live-taught, online course for faith groups seeking to align their investments. This is the first such course aimed at all faith traditions.

The Church Times highlights our Good Intentions report, saying it shows that faith-based investors cold be doing more to align their investments with their values.

A Daoist Investor Hub is to be established in Hong Kong next year to advise followers of the Chinese indigenous religion how to invest according to Daoist values.

Faith groups are significant stakeholders in the planet, managing half of the world’s schools,  7-8% of its habitable landmass.,and billions of dollars of investments on global stock markets, writes FaithInvest CEO Martin Palmer.

Martin Palmer talks to Sarah Meyrick about how religions became such strong defenders of the environment, ahead of the “Extinction or Regeneration” conference in May, organised by Compassion in World Farming, in which he is a speaker.

The Church of England is to launch an impact investment fund as part of a £100m programme of investment, grant-making and advocacy to address historic links to slave trade.

FaithInvest Director of Movement Builidng Lorna Gold discusses the year of extreme weather and what this says about the climate crisis.

GreenMoney features FaithInvest's Good Intentions report – first in-depth, multi-faith analysis of the extent to which faith groups align their values with their investment portfolios. 

FaithInvest CEO Martin Palmer contributed to this major thought piece by FaithInvest partners Rev Fletcher Harper, Rabbi Yonatan Neril and Rev Susan Hendershot.

Increasingly, Jesuits in Canada are thinking about the boreal forest. Covering 60% of the country, the vast biome is the largest intact forest in the world....

The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 26) in Glasgow has come to a close, with some encouraging signs of hope and much disappointment at the negotiation table. 

Religious groups can struggle to find investments that truly fulfil their values. But techniques such as screening investments, engaging with companies and impact investing can ...

Net zero pledges such as the one announced by the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) during COP26’s Finance Day have left faith-based and socially responsible bank  ...

Whether a person has billions to invest, such as the Vatican itself, is responsible for small church budgets or is looking after  personal finances, the choice of bank matters. ...

In an online conference attended by more than 150 people on 15 January, churches across the world explored how they can contribute to faith-driven and impactful investing.