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Video: Fidelity International on assessing credible issuer transition plans

EAAIF and BII support Blueleaf Energy $75m mezzanine facility

Pictet environment-focused PE fund closes with $253m

Pictet Alternative Advisors has raised $253 million in the final close of its first dedicated environment-focused co-investment fund, which will invest alongside private equity managers.

IFC mandates benchmark five-year US dollar green bond

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has mandated underwriters for a benchmark-sized five-year US dollar green bond.

ISSB chair calls on EU to keep 'anticipated financial effects' reporting

The EU should ensure that reporting the 'anticipated financial effects' of sustainability risks remains a "core" mandatory requirement in its reporting rules, the chair of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) said.

Valuing climate resilience: the next frontier for financial markets

The building blocks of a resilience market are starting to come into place, write Stephanie Pfeifer and Leslie Maasdorp

Blue bond issuers shouldn't be afraid of blue-washing, says Fidelity's Atkinson

Demand for blue bonds is outstripping supply, according to Fidelity International's Kris Atkinson, who encouraged issuers to choose the emerging label over traditional green-labelled finance.

How AI can mainstream investments in Natural Capital

A domain-specialised AI assistant can unlock barriers to nature finance by systematising available data and processes, write a team of experts spanning MIT, X (the Moonshot Factory), and global finance.

Singapore key testing ground for ISO transition plan rules, Fidelity says

Transition planning expectations set by Singapore's financial regulator will be a key test of the world-first international transition plan standard, according to Fidelity International.

ISO standard to 'strengthen accountability' for financial institution transition plans

A first-of-its-kind global standard for financial institutions' transition plans has been launched. Its creators claim it will "strengthen trust, consistency and accountability across the global financial system".