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Impact awards 2024 - Personality of the year: Amar Inamdar
17 December 2024Amar Inamdar has emerged as a leader in unlocking climate finance for Africa.
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Define impact investing in SFDR, EU Platform says
17 December 2024The EU should define impact investing so impact funds can be distinguished in an overhauled Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), according to expert advisors mandated by the European Commission.
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Regen ag and biodiversity form 2025 investment focus for Schroders Capital
16 December 2024Natural capital, biodiversity and newer themes such as regenerative agriculture will be a bigger area of focus for Schroders Capital in 2025, Environmental Finance has learned.
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Trump's pending market deregulation could help impact returns case, says Schroders
16 December 2024More exits at attractive valuations across the across the impact investment market should prove that impact and financial returns can be delivered simultaneously, Schroders Capital has claimed, as the return of Donald Trump buoys markets.
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Winners of the 2024 IMPACT Awards revealed
16 December 2024The winners of the 2024 Environmental Finance IMPACT Awards have been named.
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Investors invited to apply for UK govt's £100m EM climate finance facility
12 December 2024The UK Government will open applications for asset managers to secure funding from its £100 million ($127.4 million) emerging markets-focused facility in the New Year.
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Swiss impact investing platform launches
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SFDR updates will be 2025's biggest challenge for impact VCs, says Revaia
11 December 2024Compliance with any changes to the EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) will be the 'biggest challenge' of the new year, a French sustainable venture capitalist has told Environmental Finance.
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ETF Partners, ABP leads €11m funding for real estate decarb business
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Promigas secures first Colombian 'real economy' social bond
11 December 2024Colombian liquefied natural gas (LNG) firm Promigas signed a deal to issue social bonds worth COP540 billion ($122 million), believed to be the first social bonds issued by a 'real economy' firm in the South American country.