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Climate scenario analysis not just about identifying risk, webinar hears

While climate scenario analysis is playing an increasingly important role in assessing and mitigating risks in portfolios, it is also helping to identify new investment opportunities, an Environmental Finance webinar heard.

How AI is transforming the future of work in sustainable finance

Individuals in finance must cultivate the ability to work with machines without surrendering critical thinking, writes Lorenzo Saa

EU Commission could have given itself more time on SFDR 2.0, says Clarity AI

The EU Commission's UK-inspired reboot of the Sustainable Finance Disclosures Regulation (SFDR) could lead to some of the same teething issues, according to sustainability technology company Clarity AI.

ESG Data Guide 2025 launched

The free-to-use guide is an easily searchable portal that helps investors and other market players navigate the ever-expanding market of data products.

Biodiversity credits a 'greenwashing risk', says former PRI exec

Difficulties around measuring impact mean biodiversity credits could pose a greenwashing risk, a former executive leader at the Principles of Responsible Investment has warned.

SFDR revision delayed until year-end

Gaps remain despite progress on PAI reporting, as regulators told to step up scrutiny

Gaps remain in financial institutions' reporting of the 'principal adverse impacts' (PAIs) of investments, and despite gradual improvements in some areas EU regulators were told to "increasingly challenge" investors on their reporting.

Nature reporting on the rise

Europe is leading the way in demanding companies report their nature impacts, but other parts of the globe are set to follow. Genevieve Redgrave reports.

Environmental Finance launches 2024 ESG Data Guide

Environmental Finance has launched this year's ESG Data Guide, featuring some of the industry's leading ESG data providers and most innovative solutions.

Nature data - overwhelmingly complex, but a need-to-know

Amid rapidly growing demand for nature data, changing investor requirements and artificial intelligence will shift the market, writes Genevieve Redgrave