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  • Article 6.4: Is operation underway?

    15 October 2024

    Final details for Article 6.4 have been agreed ahead of COP29, but uncertainty remains over whether the mechanism is now operational. Genevieve Redgrave reports

  • Q&A with Patrick de Cambourg: 'It's money time'

    14 October 2024

    Ahead of his keynote address at Environmental Finance's Sustainability Data conference on Thursday, EFRAG's de Cambourg says the EU's sustainability standards will help reduce the reporting burden

  • ETFs: an easy way to dive into blue investments

    11 October 2024

    A passive fund is a way for investors to get comfortable with the theme, Lorraine Garros-Sereyjol tells Jennifer Forrest

  • Embedding sustainability: a call to action for banks to operationalise

    10 October 2024

    A blueprint from UNEP FI guides banks to play a pivotal part in transitioning towards climate-resilient, sustainable economy, writes Eric Usher

  • Ontario: Sustainable bond market is 'lightyears' ahead of where it was 10 years ago

    09 October 2024

    The ground-breaking provincial green bond issuer reflects on the growing sophistication of the market over the past decade. Ahren Lester reports

  • Lending with 'true additionality'

    08 October 2024

    Impact debt is the remedy to missing middle, Eiffel's Fabrice Dumonteil tells Jennifer Forrest

  • The impact of regulating ESG raters

    07 October 2024

    It seems inevitable that litigation risk will increase once regulations are implemented, write Kate Gee and Tom Crawford

  • Into the deep

    04 October 2024

    A year after the UN High Seas Treaty was signed, Jennifer Forrest talks to investors taking the plunge into ocean impact investment

  • 'Carbon credits should not be a substitute for action'

    02 October 2024

    Edit Kiss shares her five key learnings about the voluntary carbon market

  • Insurers hope to put the credibility into carbon credits

    01 October 2024

    Voluntary carbon credits are seen as a core element to future corporate climate commitments, and insurers are stepping in to bolster the confidence of buyers and sellers. Joshua Geer reports