Nordic sustainable finance
Every country has a sustainable finance gap.
One comparable number per country: how much of what its future requires is financed today.
One method, every Nordic country
- 7Nordic countries in every edition
- 6Pillars, from climate to social
- 3Gaps measured for each country
- 1Edition a year, every country together
Today’s estimates don’t compare
“Our bond report says where the money went. Investors ask if it was enough.”
“Every estimate uses different definitions, so we can’t compare one country with another.”
“We know what the plan commits to, not how much of it anyone pays for.”
“Every sovereign score we buy measures risk. None shows who finances the transition.”
Investors
See where transition finance is missing in each country, on numbers that compare across borders and hold up in front of a board.
Governments and supervisors
See how much of your plans is being financed, and how your country compares with its neighbours, measured the same way.
International organisations
Compare countries on one published method, so the discussion starts from the same definitions and the same evidence.
A report for every country
Each edition, every country gets its own report: the Finance Gap as a doughnut, what drives it by pillar, and the data still missing.
The 2027 edition, covering 2026, is published from April 2027.
What every subscription includes
- 01Country platform
- 02Market Insights
- 03Annual report
- 04Data and advice
Annual access to one country or all seven, on one method that improves with every edition.