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S&P launches green and transition equity external reviews

S&P has launched a service to assess whether companies meet stock exchanges' green equity listing requirements.

FCA closes Drax investigation

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has closed its investigation into Drax, which related to the reporting of its sourcing of biomass for its energy production, as the regulator took no further action against the company.

World Federation of Exchanges launches draft principles for transition equities

The World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) has published draft Transition Equity Principles for stock exchanges globally that set out a framework for identifying companies on credible decarbonisation pathways.

General Atlantic climate-focused fund backs grid simulation software

How sustainability is shaping value creation in private markets

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

Climate-aware US equity strategy launched

Mining's great consolidation: why efficiency will decide the winners

As mining consolidates under pressure from the energy transition, the most resource-efficient companies are emerging as the industry's likely winners, writes Alienor Hammer

Japanese reforms threaten to limit shareholder proposals, ClientEarth warns

Plans to reform Japan's Companies Act threaten to limit the ability of smaller shareholders to file shareholder proposals and harm sustainability-related stewardship, ClientEarth has warned.

NBIM sides with BP over rejection of climate proposal

Glass Lewis, L&G to vote against BP board chair over climate proposal