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At the recent AMRAE (Risk Management & Insurance) conference, L’Opinion interviewed Isabelle Kocher de Leyritz, Co-founder and Chair of…

In the wake of a disappointing COP30, one trend is becoming increasingly clear: companies are no longer waiting for political signals to act…

Blunomy is expanding its footprint in Australia, and we’re looking for talented professionals to join our teams in Sydney or Melbourne. As…

Blunomy is proud to have supported Alba Infra Partners with ESG due diligence for the launch of MFMC II, an energy efficiency platform…

Blunomy is proud to have supported Meanings Capital Partners, a leading player in responsible private markets, in its majority investment in…

We are proud to be featured in the 2026 ranking of the best strategy, management & organization consulting firms in the energy sector…

Blunomy is pleased to share that Isabelle Kocher de Leyritz, Co-Founder and President of Blunomy, has been appointed sponsor of the…

Turning transition challenges into competitive advantage: a conversation with Societe Generale Chief Sustainability Officer, Hacina Py How does a major bank move from an energy bank to an energy transition bank? Blunomy CEO Sébastien Guillo recently sat down with Hacina Py, Chief Sustainability Officer at Societe Generale, to discuss the bank's transformation.

Industrial decarbonisation is both a major challenge and a powerful lever for competitiveness.

Following widespread confusion and misuse of Articles 8 and 9 as de facto “labels”, the European Commission launched a public consultation to review and reform the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, with the aim of restoring SFDR to its original purpose: a disclosure framework that is clearer, more comparable and less prone to greenwashing. Here is our expert perspective on this news.