What documents can confirm that a solar PV or wind farm investment meets the EU Taxonomy technical screening criteria? At what stage of the project should they be available? The POLSIF “Taxonomy in Energy” Working Group has prepared a practical guide with interactive eligibility checklists for renewable energy investments.

POLSIF presents the draft National Transition Finance Framework (KRFT), a document that sets out what transition finance is and what conditions it should meet to be credible. The draft is now open for market consultation, which will run until the end of 2026.

We asked 13 leading economists from the largest banks operating in Poland how sustainable development impacts the economy, the financial sector, and businesses. We conducted these interviews between January and June 2026. Now, we have compiled them into a single report: "Poland’s (Not Yet) Sustainable Economy."

In the face of dynamic geopolitical shifts and rising security spending, the European financial sector faces a critical challenge: how to reconcile the expansion of defense capabilities with sustainable development goals.

Explore the latest periodic report prepared by Analizy.pl in collaboration with POLSIF for the first half of 2026.

Redirecting capital flows toward sustainable and low-carbon economic activities is a fundamental goal of sustainable finance. However, for banks, investment funds, and insurance companies to effectively identify green investments and properly price ESG risks, they need access to reliable, comparable, and standardized data.

Poland on the cusp of a financial revolution. Is the Polish capital market ready for the biggest transformation in decades?

2025 was a very successful year for funds declaring compliance with Articles 8 and 9 of the SFDR conventionally called “sustainable” and colloquially known as ESG funds. In 12 months, the value of assets accumulated in them increased by 49% to PLN 33.8 billion at the end of December 2025.

Report of the Sustainable Investment Forum Poland (POLSIF) “Sustainable investments in Poland 2025”

We are delighted to share with you the results of the work of our ESG Risk Working Group.

Drugi kwartał 2025 roku był bardzo udany dla funduszy deklarujących zgodność z art. 8 i 9 SFDR umownie zwanych „zrównoważonymi”. Wartość aktywów w nich zgromadzona wzrosła o 13% do 28,6 mld zł na koniec czerwca. To głównie zasługa dużej popularności kilku funduszy dłużnych oraz „przekwalifikowaniu” na fundusz zrównoważony jednego z dużych funduszy Amundi Polska TFI.

In the first quarter of 2025, the value of assets accumulated in funds declaring compliance with Articles 8 and 9 of the SFDR contractually called “sustainable” increased by 10% to PLN 25.2 billion at the end of March. Part of this growth is due to the expansion of the offer of this type of funds — from 8 to 77 products.

In 2024, on the initiative of Sustainable Investment Forum Poland, in cooperation with the Polish Chamber of Commercial Real Estate (PINK), the Polish Council of Shopping Centers (PRCH) and the Polish Association of Ecological Construction (PLGBC), a Working Group was established consisting of experts from the real estate market and representatives of the largest banks in Poland.

W 2024 roku liczba funduszy deklarujących zgodność z art. 8 i 9 SFDR, umownie zwanych „zrównoważonymi” wzrosła o 7 do 68 produktów. Jednocześnie wartość aktów w nich zgromadzona wzrosła w tym czasie ponad dwukrotnie do 22,5 mld zł na koniec grudnia 2024 r.

W Polsce mamy ponad 60 krajowych funduszy deklarujących zgodność z art. 8 i 9 SFDR, umownie zwanych „zrównoważonymi”. Aktywa w nich zgromadzone sięgnęły 10 mld zł na koniec marca br. To o 12% więcej niż na koniec 2023 roku i 88% więcej niż rok wcześniej. W pierwszych trzech miesiącach tego roku pozyskały 0,7 mld zł.

We present interesting insights into investors' perspectives on global environmental and social issues gathered in the latest ISS | Institutional Shareholder Services report.