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Biodiversity and climate targeted in ABP's €30bn impact investment pledge
06 March 2024Dutch pension fund ABP has identified climate and biodiversity solutions as key themes of a €30 billion impact investment drive.
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Phasing out fossil fuels requires new transition-away products, says Natixis
01 March 2024Innovative financial tools and products are needed to 'transition away' from fossil fuels and exit 'brown' activities, said Natixis CIB.
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State Street and JP Morgan leave CA100+
16 February 2024The world's biggest climate engagement initiative suffered a blow after two of its biggest signatories walked away.
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SIX adds climate data to ESG data offering
24 January 2024SIX, the operator of Swiss and Spanish stock exchanges, has added climate data to its ESG data offering.
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French regulator highlights lack of consistency and granularity in insurers' climate disclosures
22 January 2024French life insurers' climate disclosures relating to their investment strategies are heterogeneous, incomplete and lack granularity, according to the French prudential regulator, Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution (ACPR).
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'Absurdly cheap' renewables firms present buying opportunity, says GMO
16 January 2024Clean energy firms are "ridiculously cheap", following a sell-off in recent months, according to GMO.
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Dedicated transition funds 'needed to drive change'
09 January 2024Dedicated "transition" strategies can help "preserve clarity" in the sustainable investment sector and drive real change in the economy, said Altius Asset Management (Altius AM),...
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COP28: What can we take away?
08 January 2024The agreement has increased transition risks, writes Anya Solovieva
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Paul Tang: EU must emphasise transition finance
05 January 2024The EU has been too focused on 'green' in its sustainable finance, the Dutch MEP tells Ahren Lester
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Net-zero's bridge fuel: Natural gas's critical role in transition
01 January 2024The transition is likely to take longer than expected and rely more heavily on natural gas production and utilisation than many believe, argues Frederick Fromm