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  • Delay EU climate scenario rules by a year to account for Omnibus, say German banks

    22 April 2025

    Banks active in the EU will find it "practically impossible" to meet the current deadline to fully implement climate scenario analysis requirements by January, the Association of German Banks has told the European Banking Authority (EBA).

  • NGOs launch formal complaint over 'undemocratic' EU Omnibus sustainability overhaul

    22 April 2025
  • New avoided emissions tool 'to help harmonise reporting'

    22 April 2025

    Mirova and Robeco's new platform will increase transparency around Scope 4 emissions accounting, writes Jennifer Forrest

  • Better data can help capital flow to emerging markets

    18 April 2025

    Data and transparency are pivotal drivers of private finance mobilisation and development, writes Gary Forster

  • Canadian Sustainability Standards Board appoints chair

    16 April 2025
  • UKSIF pitches taskforce to study how ISSB can reduce pensions reporting burden

    10 April 2025

    Regulators should sponsor an industry group to study how the sustainability-related "reporting burden" on UK pension schemes can be reduced in the transition to International Sustainability Board Standards (ISSB) reporting, an investor group said.

  • BerlinHyp navigates the CSRD 'labyrinth'

    09 April 2025

    The German bank took a 'no-bullshit' approach to its first report, Susanna Schmitt tells Michael Hurley

  • ESMA consults on rules governing EU GBS external reviewers

    08 April 2025
  • Scope 3 remains 'struggle' in sustainability-linked loan market

    04 April 2025

    Expectations around Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions targets in sustainability-linked loans (SLLs) remain an "obstacle" to scaling the market, but an Environmental Finance event heard ...

  • Two-year delay to CSRD reporting approved, in 'step toward full exemption'

    03 April 2025

    EU lawmakers have approved a two-year delay to corporate sustainability reporting for companies that were set to comply from next year, in a vote one observer said was the first step...