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  • Databases and regulation driving standardisation of labelled bond data

    02 July 2021

    Efforts to standardise green, social and sustainability bond impact data are gaining traction, but widespread comparability remains elusive, an Environmental Finance webinar heard. Michael Hurley reports

  • SEC Commissioner slams IFRS sustainability standards proposal

    02 July 2021

    A US Securities and Exchange (SEC) Commissioner has urged the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)...

  • Beyond ESG investing: building a culture of sustainability

    02 July 2021

    A culture of sustainability has to have been pervasive throughout the whole organisation - part of its DNA - for some time, argues Samer Salty

  • UK green bond steps closer after 'ambitious' framework publication

    01 July 2021

    The UK government has published its green financing framework ahead of debuting its £15 billion green bond programme in September, with proposals the government called the "most ambitious of any major sovereign".

  • ECB: Investment funds particularly at risk from climate change

    01 July 2021

    European investment funds are particularly at risk of harmful "repricing" as the markets adapt to climate change, the European Central Bank (ECB) has said.

  • Green and sustainability-linked loan round-up: Ghana, Te Pukenga, Mowi, Rockwool, Voltalia ... and more

    01 July 2021
  • 45% of Kroger shareholders support cutting single use plastics

    01 July 2021

    Nearly half of Kroger shareholders supported a proposal at the largest US grocery chain by revenue...

  • Blackrock: UN SDGs pose 'challenges' to investors

    01 July 2021

    The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) pose "challenges" to investment strategies but they can also help build sustainable strategies...

  • BlackRock switches five tracker funds to ESG indexes

    30 June 2021

    Blackrock have updated the existing indices for five of its funds, within its Authorised Contractual Scheme (ACS) range...

  • High carbon prices 'could lead to 40% fall in global equity prices'

    30 June 2021

    An increase in global carbon prices could cause a 40% fall in global equity valuations, analysis has shown.