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ECB reveals three-pronged approach to incentivise decarbonisation

The European Central Bank (ECB) will from next month use a three-pronged approach to 'tilting' its purchases of corporate bonds towards those from issuers with higher climate scores, as it looks to incentivise issuers to decarbonise.

HESTA warns four energy firms of potential climate-related divestment

HESTA has warned four energy firms they face heightened scrutiny and potential divestment due to their lacklustre decarbonisation strategies, as the Australian pension fund announced a strengthened 2030 decarbonisation target.

Natural asset companies: on firm ground?

The US SEC will consider the concept of turning conservation areas into public companies, writes Thomas Cox

ICE to host GreenTrees' carbon credit auction

Irish regulator launches climate risk guidance for re/insurers

The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has launched a public consultation on its newly created climate change risk guidance for re/insurers, and warned the peril should no longer be managed as an emerging risk.

Spatial data key to tackling nature-climate 'nexus', paper says

Augment, Danish IFU invest $85m in Origo Energia

ECB mulls climate buffer as it warns of carbon-intensive 'fire sale'

Eurozone banks could be subject to a climate-related capital buffer as part of efforts to manage the risk of a disorderly energy transition, joint research by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) proposes.

Banks flag 'black-swan events' as top climate risk

ECB increasing interest rates 'fatal' for green investments, says LSE