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  • Investors set to demand change on BP climate stance at AGM

    16 April 2025
  • LGIM and NTR closes clean power fund at €607m

    09 April 2025
  • The 10 themes that will drive natural capital investing in 2025

    18 December 2024

    Biodiversity and nature will remain top of investors' agendas in the year to come, writes Genevieve Redgrave

  • Ecuador secures 'incredible' $1bn debt-for-nature swap deal

    17 December 2024

    Ecuador has signed a $1 billion debt-for-nature swap transaction which will secure more than $400 million in conservation funding for the Amazon, in a deal which The Nature Conservancy (TNC) said was full of "incredible firsts"...

  • Transition commodities a growing 'sweet spot' for LGIM

    04 December 2024

    A webinar heard that investing in the green economy has become a popular theme for investors in recent years, and there are further opportunities to invest in transition. Jennifer Forrest reports

  • COP29: MUFG backs Canada-led blended finance initiative

    13 November 2024

    Canada has launched a $1.5 billion blended finance 'platform' that aims to provide climate finance to climate projects in "up to" 25 emerging markets and developing economies, with backing from MUFG.

  • Investors tell Japan to remedy inconsistencies with ISSB standards

    02 August 2024

    Some of the world's largest investors have advised Japan to address inconsistencies between its draft disclosure standards and those of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB).

  • L&G NTR Clean Energy Fund signs first battery storage deal

    01 August 2024
  • Judging the credibility of transition plans, part two

    29 July 2024

    Investors preparing for a wave of transition plan disclosures face a complicated task to determine 'what good looks like', Michael Hurley writes

  • Judging the credibility of transition plans, part one

    26 July 2024

    Investors preparing for a wave of transition plan disclosures face a complicated task to determine 'what good looks like', Michael Hurley writes