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."

On September 17, at the Warsaw Stock Exchange, during the 3rd POLSIF Sustainable Finance Forum, we presented the awards for the second edition of the POLSIF Awards—the only competition in Poland entirely dedicated to sustainable finance.

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.

The analytical team has completed the evaluation of submissions in the scientific category. The POLSIF Research Award is the only award in Poland granted exclusively for research on sustainable finance — not for a project or a transaction, but for academic work that translates into real-world market practice. No one else in our market offers such an accolade.

What connects the financial sector with the Baltic Sea—one of the most sensitive seas in the world? It turns out, more than you might think. In the latest episode of the POLSIF Talks podcast, we discuss why water is becoming a risk category and an area for new investment opportunities.

The Sustainable Investment Forum Poland association announces the list of ten nominees for the Sustainable Finance Rising Star category.