BTG Pactual has been building its sustainable and impact investing capability for a decade. Since establishing a dedicated ESG division in 2015 and launching its sustainable and impact investing division in 2020, the bank has concentrated on one specific problem: connecting global capital with impact opportunities in Latin America, a market that has historically struggled to mobilise private finance at scale. The work of the past year suggests that ambition is starting to translate into volume.
The most significant institutional development in 2025 was the update to BTG’s sustainable financing framework, which was realigned with International Finance Corporation (IFC) guidelines for blue and biodiversity finance and the International Capital Market Association’s international standards.
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