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Lloyds provides £500m sustainability-linked loan to retrofit UK universities

Nature regulatory system still 'not satisfactory', says IAPB's Goulard

Regulatory frameworks are not yet fit for purpose for nature protection, according to Sylvie Goulard, but she predicted the system is "waking up".

Tradeability not a pre-requisite for nature, says Landbanking Group

From Genevieve Redgrave in Paris

A mature and streamlined global carbon market is in sight

Carbon markets are entering new phase as legal architecture catches up, write Ruth Dagan and Hanni Maoz

IPBES 12: Industry welcomes global biodiversity assessments

Global insurers and banks have welcomed moves to assess the impacts and dependencies of businesses on biodiversity and nature at the latest Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) conference.

Lloyds launches loans for sustainable farming

Consultants must not 'mark their own homework' on sustainability

Investment consultants should be better regulated, given the amount of influence they have on asset owners' allocation decisions, particularly when it comes to sustainability, it has been argued.

Signs of corporate reporting on climate stalling, BCG survey finds

The percentage of companies reporting fully across all three scopes of greenhouse gas emissions dropped in the last 12 months, pointing to "stalling" on corporate climate disclosures, according to a large survey of corporates globally by Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

Guidance published for oil & gas 'methane abatement' debt financing

BII publishes blended finance scorecard to inform investors

British International Investment (BII) has published a guide to help investors navigate the rise of blended finance structures.