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MSCI, Bloomberg among big-name signatories to Japan ESG data code of conduct
28 July 2023Major data providers MSCI and Bloomberg are among 17 signatories to a Japanese code of conduct for ESG data, the country's regulator has revealed.
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HSBC and Keppel to collaborate on sustainable investments in Asia
25 July 2023 -
Australian regulator hits Vanguard with greenwashing litigation - again
25 July 2023The Australian regulator has launched legal proceedings against Vanguard Investments Australia for misleading investors over its "ethically conscious" fund.
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Indian regulator sets minimum threshold for mutual fund ESG investments
24 July 2023Mutual funds in India that market their products as 'ESG' funds will be required to invest at least 80% of their assets in designated sustainability-related activities, under a new framework unveiled by the country's regulator.
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Fitch: ISSB is 'catalyst for every Chinese firm' on sustainability reporting
24 July 2023The development of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) disclosure guidelines are a "very important signal" to Chinese firms to improve sustainability reporting if they want to secure greater access to international capital, according to Sustainable Fitch.
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People moves, 21 July: TPI, CDP, Barclays ... and more
21 July 2023 -
Eurazeo closes €400m sustainable cities fund
19 July 2023 -
Australia to align standards with ISSB
18 July 2023The Australian government has announced it will align its forthcoming reporting standards "as far as practicable" with those by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB).
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Don't vilify carbon markets, 'offsets will be needed in short-term', says TP ICAP
18 July 2023While there are inevitably some in the voluntary carbon market that are trying to "game the market", the level of criticism suffered by the market is unjustified, TP ICAP has told Environmental Finance.
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193 Chinese green bonds relabelled as 'common ground taxonomy' aligned
17 July 2023China has published a list of 193 Chinese green bonds which it judged as aligned with the EU-China Common Ground Taxonomy (CGT), in an "innovative" move to attract international investment in the domestic sustainable bond market.