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Enliven Housing signs AUD480m social loan debut

Enliven Housing has secured a AUD480 million ($345 million) social loan facility to finance its development of specialist disability accommodation in Australia.

Pension funds, insurers and regulators appointed to Canada taxonomy group

Representatives of Royal Bank of Canada, La Caisse and insurer Co-operators are among members of a newly appointed group to lead development of Canada's 'green and transition' sustainable finance taxonomy.

Removing green finance roadblocks on the rocky road to net-zero

If we adjust financial incentives, green finance can turn today's rocky transition path into a more navigable road, writes Simone Varotto

Sustainable debt round-up: CADES, Andalusia, Aeroporti di Roma ... and more

Alignment begins on agriculture and food indicators

The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) is to work on streamlining agriculture and food metrics in 2026 to help scale capital flows.

Company valuations 'starting to reflect sustainability performance'

SUSI exits Alba Renewables after Brookfield acquisition

Canadian business falling behind in absence of climate transition plans, investors say

Canadian industry is trailing international peers on climate finance in the absence of common expectations on 'credible' transition planning, a group of investors and companies has warned.

'Nature-positive' a challenge for financial institutions (ESG Data conference)

Despite progress on clarifying what constitutes 'nature positive', delegates at an Environmental Finance conference heard that divisions remain on who should be able to use the term.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac regulator exits NGFS, slamming 'politicised nonsense'