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Net zero impact funds level off as investor appetite wanes, Phenix finds

The proportion of net zero-aligned impact funds has tailed off after strong growth over the past decade, a report by Phenix Capital has found, as the sector faces several challenges.

Physical climate risks already feeding inflation, says NGFS chair

Physical climate risks are already feeding through to increased inflation, demonstrating that climate change "is within the core mandate" of central banks, according to the chair of the Central Banks and Supervisors Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS).

Extreme weather could see 'severe' losses, NGFS short-term scenarios show

SDG14 fund numbers slowly swell, but pension funds cautious to dive in, report finds

The number of funds targeting the blue economy has grown in the past year, a report has found.

People moves 25 April: CA100+, Asset Value Investors and more

BlueEarth provides $25m SLL for seed processor

'Proxy voting is not dead'

This AGM season will reveal shareholders' climate resolve, writes Michael Hurley

Strategic asset allocation in emerging markets

Unlocking private capital for impact investing in EMDEs requires a fundamental rethink of how risk, return, and impact are evaluated, write Mike Sebastian, Royston Braganza, Simon Cooke, Sindhu Krishna, Tim Streeter and Callum Thomas.

Step-downs are essential for our SLB, says Slovenia

While the structure of Slovenia's sustainability-linked bond (SLB) is yet to be decided, the inclusion of a coupon step-down is "essential", its Treasury head told a conference.

Green bond issuers should ride out geopolitics, says Slovenian government

Green bond issuers need to "hope for the best" amid more difficult geopolitical circumstances, an Environmental Finance conference heard.