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Despite a slower start to 2026, the sustainable finance market continues to demonstrate resilience. In our latest publication, we examine the key trends shaping the market, ING’s strong first-quarter performance, and the actions needed to accelerate investment in hydrogen and other transition technologies.
read the article hereING Sustainable Finance Pulse - Issue 10
Hydrogen projects struggle to attract investment primarily because they lack predictable revenues, sufficient demand and mature market structures. To bridge this gap, projects must secure long-term offtake agreements, stabilise revenues and allocate risks in a way that makes them bankable. Learn more in this article.
Hydrogen: How to bridge the gap between ambition and investment?
Cash is back at the top of the agenda. In a more volatile, fast-moving environment, treasurers are expected to make faster, better-informed liquidity decisions. Yet many organisations still rely on end-of-day visibility, fragmented systems and manual processes. This gap creates both risk and opportunity. Real-time liquidity is emerging as a practical way to strengthen control, reduce inefficiencies, and support better financial decision-making.
Cash is King Again
Payments may once have been a back‑office function, but today they sit firmly on the strategic agenda of corporate treasurers. Regulation, technology and geopolitical fragmentation are reshaping how money moves, reiterating the need for resilience, control, efficiency and interoperability.
The evolution of payments
