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Emerging markets sustainable bond issuance still faces challenges

Momentum is building in sustainable bond issuance in several emerging markets, but a range of obstacles to attracting capital still need to be overcome, attendees at the Environmental Finance Sustainable Debt EMEA conference heard.

Built environment should be a core block of nature strategies, says Pollination

Financial directors should address and disclose nature-related risks, say lawyers

Financial directors in England and Wales are legally required to both address and disclose their nature-related risks, a team of barristers said in a new position statement.

European Parliament passes 'world first' nature restoration law

Investors have welcomed the European Parliament passing the "world first" Nature Restoration Law, calling it a "watershed" moment for a nature-positive economy.

People moves, 9 February: TPG Rise, AXA, Abrdn, Cbus, Pollination and ... more

'Accelerator programmes' needed to grow investment in UK coastal ecosystems, report says

US investors likely to up investment in natural capital, says Pollination

Will today prove a turning point for natural capital?

What is the TNFD's final framework released on Monday expected to say, and will it mark an inflection point for embedding nature in finance, asks Genevieve Redgrave

Fashion industry still off-trend when it comes to sustainability, says Pollination

The significance of the fashion industry amid the transition to a more sustainable economy is not being adequately understood by investors, Pollination has told Environmental Finance.

Pollination: 'Massive' climate potential in smallholder farmers

Business models that harness the work of smallholder farmers have "massive" potential for reaping economic and carbon benefits, facilitated by technology, an executive at Pollination has said.