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Make CSRD materiality assessments sector-specific, say German government advisers

The 'finance COP' short-changed the Global South, say investors

Investors have lamented that the agreement thrashed out at COP29 does not go far enough to plug the gap in funding required to help emerging markets transition to a net zero economy.

Germany hires banks ahead of 2025 green bond framework update

Deutsche Bank diverges from TNFD on water

Deutsche Bank has called on the financial sector to integrate 'life pillars' further into its activities but has diverged from the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures' (TNFD) recommended approach.

Debut Deutsche Bank social bond 13-times oversubscribed

The debut €500 million ($537 million) social bond from German lender Deutsche Bank was more than 13-times oversubscribed by investors, feeding expectations the major green bond issuer will also become a regular in the social bond market.

People Moves, 5 April: Brunel Pensions, Railpen, Actis, EFRAG, TNFD and more

Australia debut green bond expected from mid-May

Australia will issue its debut 10-year sovereign green bond between mid-May and the end of June, it emerged, as the sovereign announced it will launch investor roadshows from April.

EXCLUSIVE: Deutsche Bank to restart carbon trading

Deutsche Bank has revealed to Environmental Finance that it plans to relaunch its carbon trading desk.

Law officials continue probe into DWS, as documents seized in Frankfurt

COP28: 'Unrealistic' to expect agreement to phase out fossil fuels, says Deutsche Bank

The COP28 climate talks kicking off today in Dubai are unlikely to result in an agreement to phase out fossil fuels, given its setting in one of the world's biggest oil and gas producing countries, warned Deutsche Bank.