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'No silver bullet' for transition finance but systemic change needed, FCA says

Greater coordination by policymakers, companies and financial institutions is needed to address widespread barriers to scaling transition finance, a study by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) found.

PRA finalises tougher climate risk rules for banks and insurers

The UK Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has issued a sweeping update to its expectations for how insurers and banks manage climate-related financial risks.

Nature risks must be integrated into stress testing and supervision, UK PRA told

UK regulators to launch pilot to make riskier 'transition' technologies investable

The UK government, Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority are to launch a pilot project to make transition-themed climate solutions investable for large financial institutions.

People Moves, 21 March: EQT, Transition Finance Council, Danske Bank, EIFO ... and more

UK regulators abandon plans for diversity and inclusion rules

Climate disclosure 'stagnated' in anticipation of reporting rules, Australian regulator finds

Australian financial institutions' disclosure of climate-related risks has "stagnated" compared to previous years, a trend which the regulator suggests was due to organisations waiting for more clarity on greenwashing and disclosure rules.

Australia's prudential regulator to 'raise expectations' on climate risk management

UK regulator likely to require bank, insurer transition plan disclosure, Crowe predicts

UK banks and insurers are likely to be required to disclose climate transition plans and demonstrate how they are engaging with clients to achieve targets in these plans, under expected updates by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), consultancy Crowe has predicted.

Australian regulator asks financial institutions for nature risk information