Archive

  • The ESG ratings reckoning

    12 June 2026

    Europe's push for trust may reshape the market, writes Geoffroy Marcassoli

  • TISFD to create financial sector recommendations

    04 June 2026

    The financial sector will be a key focus for a social disclosure framework under development, Simon Rawson tells Genevieve Redgrave.

  • 'It's difficult to comprehend EU's unwillingness to embrace ISSB interoperability'

    27 May 2026

    ESG data has a key role to play in mobilising capital for a stronger Europe, writes Magnus Billing

  • What does regulation mean for the future of ESG ratings?

    25 May 2026

    The EU's ESG ratings regulation raises existential questions for some providers, Michael Hurley writes

  • Sustainability data has become operational intelligence

    11 May 2026

    Companies treating data disclosure as a checkbox-exercise will find they are increasingly left behind, writes Rachel Delacour

  • How sustainability is shaping value creation in private markets

    05 May 2026

    Investors want sustainability to be measured in private markets with the same clarity as in public markets, writes Anya Levine

  • Moving beyond emissions metrics

    30 April 2026

    A single backward-looking metric will not tell you how a company's management plans to navigate the transition, writes Jonathan Noble

  • What will the 'next generation' SPO market look like?

    20 April 2026

    The second party opinion market faces a period of rapid evolution, providing opportunities to strengthen the product. Ahren Lester reports

  • Exclusive: Goldman Sachs pilots AI for nature measurement

    15 April 2026

    Goldman Sachs exclusively reveals how AI could 'transform' nature measurement and facilitate the growth of nature-linked finance. Genevieve Redgrave reports

  • SFDR fossil fuel exclusions split investors amid transition and energy security fears

    07 April 2026

    Fossil exclusion criteria have emerged as a flashpoint in a consultation about how to overhaul the EU's much maligned reporting regulation, writes Michael Hurley