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Asset manager carve-out for CSRD risks investor 'blind spot', Eurosif warns

A proposed exemption for asset managers from EU sustainability reporting rules risks leaving a "blind spot" that hinders supervisors and end investors, according to Eurosif.

Eurosif laments absence of DNSH criteria in latest SFDR draft text

UK invites voluntary reporting as it reveals sustainability standards

The UK government has invited companies to use newly published UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (SRS) voluntarily, ahead of mandatory requirements being revealed in coming months.

SFDR should define what 'positive contribution' means, Eurosif says

The race for critical minerals must respect Indigenous rights

Mining the minerals essential for a successful transition necessitates sophisticated investor due diligence, Daisy Nicholls writes

UK to incorporate climate risk in pensions' fiduciary duty guidance

Resilience-adjusted capital requirements top GFI wish list to boost investment

People Moves, 19 September: EBRD, Chi Impact ... and more

Investors work to detangle 'messy' CSRD reporting

The first CSRD-aligned reports vary greatly in quality and consistency - leaving investors to hunt for the information they need, Michael Hurley writes

Disappointment as UK abandons plans for green taxonomy

The UK government has scrapped plans to create a green taxonomy like the EU's, citing market feedback which criticised implementation of the latter and led the UK to prioritise work in other areas including transition planning.