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  • Natural gas is flashpoint in Australian taxonomy consultation

    09 September 2024

    Disagreements over whether gas should be included in Australia's taxonomy of sustainable finance activities have been exposed by responses to a consultation.

  • Reform of international financial architecture gaining momentum before COP29, Aviva says

    09 September 2024

    Calls to reform the international financial architecture to better support the achievement of the Paris Agreement goals are growing louder, as countries prepare for COP29 and their next round of climate targets, according to Aviva Investors.

  • DNB 'hopes others will follow' its transition loan framework

    09 September 2024

    The Norwegian bank's framework is an "important step" to make it easier for its clients to understand its expectations around 'transition loans', Nina Ahlstrand and Morten Knutzen tell Ahren Lester

  • Australia publishes net zero 'sector pathways'

    06 September 2024
  • Pension members should be given right to voice ESG preferences, says Dutch regulator

    06 September 2024
  • Central banks have a 'duty' to manage nature risks, says ECB

    06 September 2024

    Central banks have a "duty" to manage nature-related risks, the European Central Bank has said, warning that litigation poses an increasing threat.

  • China appoints 63-member sustainability disclosure expert group

    05 September 2024
  • G20 group calls for national transition plans ahead of COP29

    05 September 2024
  • 'Water will be one of the biggest investment themes over the next decade'

    05 September 2024

    Swedish lender SEB said that water is going to be a megatrend which should be the "biggest investment theme over the next decade," but we need to work out how to tailor sustainable finance instruments.

  • Cuts to UK Stewardship Code must not translate into reduced scrutiny, FRC told

    05 September 2024

    The removal of some reporting requirements under the UK Stewardship Code to reduce the reporting burden on signatories must not lead to weakened regulatory scrutiny of reporting, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has been told.