Our CEO Sylvia Wisniwski sat down with the team from Convergence to discuss how we at Finance in Motion engage in blended finance, our geographic and sectoral foci, impact measurement, and how we apply a gender lens in our work, and much more.

What do sustainability labels really tell investors? In an article published on the Environmental Finance website, Sylvia Wisniwski explains why certifications can be powerful indicators of resilience, ESG performance, and long-term value.

At UNIDO’s General Assembly, Finance in Motion highlighted the need for better vehicles to channel climate finance into sustainable industry in emerging markets. Only 2% of global climate finance currently supports industrial decarbonisation.

As COP30 opens in Belém, Brazil, discussions focus on mobilizing private capital to finance climate goals. Finance in Motion is contributing to the debate through Chief Investment Officer Hector Gomez Ang.

The Green for Growth Fund (GGF), advised by Finance in Motion, is investing in two renewable energy projects in western Ukraine to help secure the country’s energy supply and reduce carbon emissions. The agreements were signed on 30 October in Kyiv, supported by funds from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) earmarked for Ukraine.

Emerging markets are often misunderstood. In her latest interview with Private Equity International, FiM CEO Sylvia Wisniwski shares why data, local expertise, and on-the-ground experience reveal a far more compelling story.