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Triodos to begin reporting positive biodiversity impact

Triodos Bank has announced plans to begin reporting its positive impact on biodiversity for the first time, as it looks to ramp up engagement on high-impact sectors.

UK's FCA outlines proposals for 'transparent, reliable and comparable' ESG ratings

Proposals published by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to ensure ESG ratings remain "transparent, reliable and comparable" have been welcomed by the industry.

Catalysing private capital for climate impact

The Green Climate Fund's chief investment officer (CIO), Henry Gonzalez, speaks to Environmental Finance about how the Fund is mobilising private capital at scale, the role of partnerships in accelerating climate progress, and the importance of convening power at its GCF Private Investment for Climate (GPIC) Conference.

'Sovereign NDC-linked bonds are more effective than green bonds'

Issuers and investors would both benefit from a switch from green to NDC-tied sustainability-linked bonds, Ulf Erlandsson tells Ahren Lester

EU parliamentarians fail to block defence investment changes to sustainability rules

EFRAG approves revised ESRS

People Moves, 28 November: ABN AMRO; Aviva; GRI; LSEG ... and more

US energy transition investors undeterred by sustainability backlash, says Mirova

The US market remains interested in the energy transition, despite the sustainability backlash, Mirova has told Environmental Finance, as it looks to finish fundraising for its latest fund.

Government support needed to tackle $350bn adaptation gap, says Moody's

More government support will be needed to encourage private sector investment for help tackling an estimated $350 billion adaptation and resilience funding gap, according to research by Moody's Ratings.

The forest: from climate backdrop to geopolitical stake

We need to build a new multilateralism for forests that recognises their ecological, economic, and cultural significance, writes Philippe Zaouati