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Bank of England urged to step up on nature

The Bank of England has been urged to step up their coverage of nature-related risks, in a report that warns it is "not acting sufficiently" on the issue.

The impact of SDR goes deeper than its four sustainability labels

The FCA's Sustainability Disclosure Requirements regime is helping purge the fund market, writes Jennifer Forrest

Double the insurers have impact focus compared to 2023, Nuveen finds

The number of insurers with a dedicated impact focus has doubled in the past two years, according to a Nuveen survey of institutional investors.

Sustainable debt round-up: Fluvius, Ayvens ... and more

Sustainable bond market sails past $6trn milestone - but headwinds remain

Cumulative issuance of sustainable bonds has now crossed $6 trillion as the green bond market continues to set the pace, but the journey towards $7 trillion faces headwinds.

NBIM tells Switzerland to require ISSB-aligned disclosures

Omnibus bolsters case for requiring double materiality in EU ESG ratings, investor says

The case for changing the EU ESG ratings regulation to require ratings to use a 'double materiality' assessment was strengthened by proposed cuts to corporate sustainability reporting rules, according to Algebris Investments.

Nordea awarded €800m French pension fund decarb mandate

Sustainable finance veteran Jacob Michaelsen joins EIFO

French asset owners launch search for private markets biodiversity fund manager

A group of French asset owners has launched a process to select the manager of a €150 million ($160 million) private markets biodiversity fund.