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  • Chinese banks not shifting away from coal, says Sustainable Fitch

    04 April 2023

    Despite a movement into 'cleaner' assets, Chinese banks have yet to shift away from coal, which risks leaving many with stranded assets, Sustainable Fitch has said.

  • Taking sustainable sukuk to the next level

    14 March 2023

    Islamic financiers are hoping to capitalise on growing international ESG demand, Fitch Ratings' Bashar Al-Natoor tells Genevieve Redgrave

  • Fitch launches climate transition screening tool

    15 February 2023
  • Indian green taxonomy 'crucial' to boosting domestic green bond market

    13 February 2023

    Sustainable Fitch said the Indian sovereign green bond debut will increase interest in domestic green bond issuance, but that it was "crucial" that the Indian government finalise its green taxonomy to boost issuance.

  • Chinese investors 'dubious' about Hong Kong green bond issuance

    24 January 2023

    Chinese investors are "dubious" about offshore green bond issuances in Hong Kong because of the lack of green bond rules in place in the financial centre , Sustainable Fitch has told Environmental Finance.

  • First US central bank-led climate analysis to assess risks to real estate

    18 January 2023

    The six largest US banks are to study the exposure of their real estate portfolios to physical risks posed by climate change, in the country's first climate scenario analysis exercise led by the Federal Reserve Board.

  • China needs a transition taxonomy, says Fitch

    11 January 2023

    China should introduce a transition taxonomy to avoid ambiguity on the credibility of onshore sustainability-linked (SLBs) and transition bonds, Sustainable Fitch has said.

  • ESG polarisation to continue in 2023, says Fitch

    05 January 2023
  • Sustainable Fitch launches ESG ratings for labelled structured bonds

    02 December 2022
  • ESG will increasingly influence insurers' risk management strategies

    07 November 2022

    Lack of standardisation, regulatory pressure and greater physical risks all pose challenges, says Fitch