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  • ISSB 'to extend business-as-usual,' says Mirova's Zaouati

    22 July 2022

    Mirova chief executive Philippe Zaouati described the approach of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) towards 'double materiality'...

  • ISSB urged to require Paris-alignment in early feedback

    22 July 2022

    Market participants have urged the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) to consider requiring Paris Agreement-aligned scenarios in preliminary feedback to their draft standards...

  • Rise of sustainable repos shows 'entry point' into emerging markets, says BNP

    30 June 2022

    Sustainable repurchase agreements could provide an accessible entry point for investments in emerging markets, BNP Paribas has said.

  • Mirova buys African solar company SunFunder

    20 June 2022
  • Land Degradation Neutrality Fund invests in three projects

    12 May 2022
  • EU taxonomy amber category 'could lead to greenwashing'

    29 April 2022

    The planned introduction of an amber category in the EU's taxonomy is likely to lead to greenwashing if not used as a short-term transitional stepping stone, an Environmental Finance conference heard.

  • EFRAG appoints EU sustainability reporting standards group

    26 April 2022

    An advisory group has been appointed to help develop European corporate sustainability reporting standards.

  • Wave of investor demand feeding into offset 'sweet spot' - Mirova

    09 March 2022

    A swell of interest from corporate buyers and institutional investors in carbon offsets is feeding into a market already in a "sweet spot" of undersupply of quality credits, according to Mirova.

  • Brunel appoints Jupiter, Mirova to £2.5bn sustainable equity fund

    22 February 2022

    Brunel Pension Partnership has appointed Jupiter Asset Management and Mirova US as additional managers of its rapidly growing £2.5 billion ($3.4 billion) sustainable listed global equities fund.

  • CDPQ, Mirova in €200m hydrogen funding round

    17 February 2022

    Canadian pension fund CDPQ and France's Mirova are among the investors in a €200 million ($230 million) funding round for hydrogen energy production project developer Hy2gen, in a deal billed as the largest single private investment in hydrogen to date.