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The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the largest multilateral lender and the long-term lending institution of the European Union (EU). Founded in 1958, the EIB is one of the world’s largest public lending institutions. The EIB provides financing for projects that support the economic development of the European Union and its member states. The EIB finances projects that are designed to promote European economic growth, reduce unemployment, and improve social and environmental standards. In addition, the EIB provides financial support to small and medium-sized businesses. The EIB also invests in projects that promote research, innovation, and education. The EIB is managed by the European Commission and is part of the EU’s budget. The EIB works closely with other financial institutions and national governments to support sustainable development. The EIB’s activities are supervised and regulated by the European Parliament and the European Central Bank. The EIB publishes news and articles regularly on its website and through its social media channels. These articles and videos provide information on the EIB’s activities, projects, and investment opportunities. They also provide insights into the European economy and the EIB’s role in it. In addition
Syensqo releases 2024 annual integrated report Brussels, Belgium – March 28, 2025 - 08:30 CET Syensqo has published its 2024 annual integrated report today giving its stakeholders a comprehensive and integrated overview of the company's strategy, business activities and performance for its first year. The report comprises the company’s financial and extra-financial statements, compliant with the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), One Planet roadmap progress on Climate, Nature, Growth, and Better Life. The 2024 annual integrated report is posted in the Financials section of the Syensqo website. A European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) as required by EU Regulation 2019/815 is also available for download. Contacts Investors & Analystsinvestor.relations@syensqo.com Media media.relations@syensqo.com Sherief BakrBisser AlexandrovLoïc Flament +44 7920 575 989+33 607 635 280+32 478 69 74 20 Perrine MarchalLaetitia Schreiber +32 478 32 62 72+32 487 74 38 07 About Syensqo Syensqo is a science company developing groundbreaking solutions that enhance the way we live, work, travel and play. Inspired by the scientific councils which Ernest Solvay initiated in 1911, we bring great minds together to push the limits of science and innovation for the benefit of our customers, with a diverse, global team of more than 13,000 associates. Our solutions contribute to safer, cleaner, and more sustainable products found in homes, food and consumer goods, planes, cars, batteries, smart devices and health care applications. Our innovation power enables us to deliver on the ambition of a circular economy and explore breakthrough technologies that advance humanity. Investor Relations sources Earnings materialsStrategyShare informationCredit informationSeparation documentsWebcasts, podcasts and presentations2024 Annual Integrated ReportSubscribe to our distribution list Attachments 20250328_SYENSQO_2024_Annual Report_EN Syensqo_AIR_2024_EN_for upload_27032025_WA
Poor performance management, lack of visibility, repetitive routines, and restricted growth opportunities can result in feelings of frustration, stagnation and boredom. Maybe you have a boss that doesn’t see your potential. Maybe there’s lots to do, but none of it excites you. In an uncertain economy, making a career move might not feel realistic or desirable. Especially for remote workers, there might not be many opportunities for organic networking opportunities. Here are five ways to reignite motivation at work: Review past feedback on your performance to create a mini performance review, seek a stretch assignment, explore opportunities to shadow others, strengthen skills by sharing knowledge, and recognize incremental wins.
You ever land on a website and just feel… off? Like, you’re not sure what it is exactly - maybe it’s the endless pop-ups, maybe it’s the confusing menus, or maybe it’s the way the “Decline” button is hiding in 8pt grey font behind a link that looks more like a shadow than an actual option.
Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs has sparked a lively debate among economists and others: are tariffs good? Maybe some of them? Should governments then impose those tariffs that are good? While these discussions are interesting in themselves, they also raise a more general question: what should economists be doing at all? The title of […]
Donald Trump in his second Presidency is going by the playbook of authoritarian leadership. One of the major lessons from the playbook is to spread disinformation by weaponising history. You have to tell the people how history has been unkind to them and to the core values of their country. Then use history as a…