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Need to bring ocean data to the financial 'front line', says former Citi chairman

Better access to higher-quality data for financial institutions and investors will help to scale up ocean-related investing, according to Citi's former sustainability chairman.

African alliance looks to mobilise $10m towards nature

The African Natural Capital Alliance is aiming to mobilise $10 million towards nature-based solutions through a programme which will bring together financial institutions from across Africa.

Global biodiversity metric being developed by engineering giant

Danish engineering giant Ramboll is developing an open-source global biodiversity metric to help standardise assessments and improve reporting.

Hard for recycling companies to be 'commercially successful', warns BNP Paribas

Financing and adoption challenges means recycling companies will find it hard to be commercially successful, BNP Paribas Asset Management has warned, adding that companies with "good technologies" are still failing.

AI and biodiversity top engagement priorities for Federated Hermes

BNP Paribas to rename transition fund over negative connotations

BNP Paribas Asset Management is looking to rename its Energy Transition Fund over concerns that the term now has negative connotations.

First biodiversity credit methodology approved by Cercarbono

Carbon credit standard setter Cercarbono has approved the first methodology for use in its biodiversity credit programme.

Renewables investors beginning to "push" for nature, says Bluefield

More renewable infrastructure investors are integrating nature into their assets, but conversations remain at an early stage, Bluefield Partners has told Environmental Finance.

Eight new BNG sites approved

Eight more Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) sites have been approved and added to the national registry, taking the total number of sites to 18.

Banque de France raises concerns about nature modelling

Banque de France has found that existing ways to model the economic consequences of nature loss have significant drawbacks, calling for further integration of ecological science and existing policies into any scenarios.