Environmental Finance advertising

Readership profile

With a circulation of 6,000 and an estimated readership of 30,000, Environmental Finance reaches a global mix of senior decision makers, particularly within the energy industry, financial institutions, governments, consultancies and influential NGOs.

Global reach

As befits the topics it covers, Environmental Finance is a truly global publication with one-third of its readers in North America and around 50% in Europe (particularly the UK, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands). It also has extensive penetration in Asia, particularly Japan and Australia.

By advertising in Environmental Finance you will be reaching a highly targeted selection of senior executives in a wide range of companies and organisations, including:

• Investment and commercial banks (corporate financiers, senior derivatives and commodity traders, equity analysts, project finance specialists)
• Energy companies (environmental managers, risk managers, CFOs, renewables specialists)
• Central banks and development banks (heads of research, senior economists, environmental specialists)
• Top 1000 companies in Europe and the US (CFOs, risk managers, environmental managers)
• Weather-sensitive industries (risk managers, treasurers, product managers)
• Institutional investment companies (fund managers, equity analysts, SRI specialists)
• Insurance and re-insurance companies (environmental specialists, risk managers)
• Environmental consultancies
• NGOs (corporate campaigners, policy specialists)
• Governments (policy makers – national and international)

Benefits of advertising in Environmental Finance

Through Environmental Finance, your message will reach a large but well targeted audience that is under mounting pressure to address the growing impact of emissions constraints, weather, producer responsibility legislation and other environmental issues.The corporate readership includes senior decision makers in all energy-intensive or weather-sensitive businesses.

In addition, the magazine is considered essential reading in a large and growing number of financial institutions – by fund managers, project financiers, commodity traders, equity analysts, derivatives professionals, and insurance specialists.

Environmental lawyers, government policy-makers, and other opinion formers also rely on Environmental Finance to keep abreast of key developments in environmental legislation and the new environmental markets.

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