Doconomy creates Stage of Impact in Davos during World Economic Forum

• An opportunity for great ideas to be seen and for talented teams to be supported by leading experts, industry leaders and investors
• Presentations by seven companies with positive impact, as well as 1-on-1 with industry leaders thoughts on 2023, live streamed for anyone to view
• Companies for good on stage; Sweep, Dioxycle, AWorld, Re-Store Germany, Bus54, Arcturus and Dreams Technology
• WWF to release their latest Biodiversity Risk Filter tool and CommerzVentures releasing their Climate Fintech report on the Doconomy: Stage of Impact
• Doconomy supported by recent Swiss investors F10 and PostFinance in creating a stage for good

STOCKHOLM & ZÜRICH – January 11, 2023 – During World Economic Forum in Davos, Doconomy will arrange a forward leaning event to showcase positive impact companies. The ambition is to provide a pop-up stage for companies that Doconomy, and partners, find valuable and promising with high impact potential. The ambition is for the event to recur with leading industry events, leveraging the Doconomy network of thought leaders and helping companies with positive impact.

For this premiere Doconomy brings together:

• 7 Impact for Good companies presentations
• 4 fire side chats, 1-on-1 interviews with high level thought leaders moderated by leading journalist Carola Ferstl
• Live Streaming of all company presentations and fire side chats
• Release of WWFs new Biodiversity Risk Filter tool
• Release of CommerzVentures Climate Fintech Report

”The ambition is to provide something more underground, a movement for positive change. We succeed when all succeed and this is a way for us to use our success and network in support of other companies for good in a world much needing their efforts”, says Mathias Wikström, CEO Doconomy.

Leading up to the launch of the Stage of Impact Doconomy has received strong support from recent Swiss investors F10 and PostFinance.

”F10 are proud to support Doconomy in this constructive initiative and look forward to working together, alongside other partners to make the stage a recurring success. We are most excited about Doconomy’s growth and see them walk the talk in every way progressing in to the next chapter”, says Andreas Iten, CEO & Co-Founder F10.

As side from the presentations, WWF will release their new Biodiversity Risk Filter tool, developed to support companies and financial institutions in better understanding and addressing their biodiversity-related risks. The Biodiversity Risk Filter allows companies to take a close look at the locations where they are operating or sourcing from, and understand where and how they may be exposed to the highest risks because of the ways that their value chains are impacting nature, or because of how they depend on nature for their profitability.

Additionally, the venture capital firm CommerzVentures will release their latest Climate Fintech report. For the last three years they’ve been tracking the development of the rapidly emerging Climate FinTech space. FinTech startups that are driving a net-zero economy have raised record amounts of funding in 2022. In their latest report on Climate FinTech, CommerzVentures give an overview of overall funding volumes, the fastest-growing geographies and sub-sectors, and the latest trends to watch out for.

Many of the world’s leading banks and payment providers that partner with Doconomy gather in Davos during World Economic Forum. The initiative aims to create value for all parties and introduce a range of opportunities to help contribute to the much needed transition leading up to 2030, 2050 and beyond. The event is hosted by UBS and arranged in partnership with WWF, Business Sweden, Mastercard, Climeworks, Kapital, F10 and CommerzVentures.

About Doconomy

Doconomy, founded in Sweden in 2018, is a world-leading provider of digital services for everyday climate action. Doconomy wants to future-proof life on planet earth by empowering individuals and corporations to take responsibility for their environmental footprint. We firmly believe that the climate crisis can only be solved as a collective. Doconomy is also a partner of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), Mastercard, S&P Trucost, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Mitsui, and Parley for the Oceans. Visit www.doconomy.com for more information.

About F10

F10 is a global innovation ecosystem and early-stage investor making innovation work and advancing the future of finance. F10 was founded in the heart of the Swiss financial center Zurich in 2015. Since then, we have grown to four hubs and a global team across Europe and Asia. Visit www.f10.global for more information.

About PostFinance

PostFinance is one of Switzerland’s leading financial institutions. More than 2,6 million customers view us as a reliable partner for private and business customers wishing to manage their own finances. Through its corporate venture capital (CVC) programme, PostFinance invests in innovative start-ups. This allows PostFinance to be directly involved in market changes, enabling it to identify emerging products, services, technologies and business models at an early stage. Visit www.postfinance.ch for more information.

About WWF ’s Biodiversity Risk Filter

The Biodiversity Risk Filter allows companies to take a close look at the locations where they are operating or sourcing from, and understand where and how they may be exposed to the highest risks because of the ways that their value chains are impacting nature, or because of how they depend on nature for their profitability.

The tool is accompanied by additional guidance to support especially financial institutions in using the tool and to better understand biodiversity- and water-related risks within their portfolios. The guidance explains how financial institutions can use the existing data sources to collect information on company and supply chain sites for a broad universe of companies, and highlights how they can apply the results of the tools to get an overview of risk at the company- and portfolio-level. To show how the Biodiversity Risk Filter can be applied to a portfolio of listed companies with the support of the additional guidance, a case study was conducted and will also be published at the same time as the tool is launched. The session will provide a practical introduction to the Biodiversity Risk Filter tool and the additional guidance, with the aim of supporting companies and financial institutions in using these new resources. Visit www.worldwildlife.org for more information.

About UBS

UBS convenes the global ecosystem for investing, where people and ideas are connected and opportunities brought to life, and provides financial advice and solutions to wealthy, institutional and corporate clients worldwide, as well as to private clients in Switzerland. UBS offers investment solutions, products and impactful thought leadership, is the leading global wealth manager, provides large-scale and diversified asset management, focused investment banking capabilities, and personal and corporate banking services in Switzerland. The firm focuses on businesses that have a strong competitive position in their target markets, are capital efficient and have an attractive long-term structural growth or profitability outlook.

UBS is present in all major financial centers worldwide. It has offices in more than 50 regions and locations, with about 30% of its employees working in the Americas, 29% in Switzerland, 20% in the rest of Europe, the Middle East and Africa and 21% in Asia Pacific. UBS Group AG employs more than 72,000 people around the world. Its shares are listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Visit www.ubs.com for more information.