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Sovereign green bonds near $1trn: Can scale translate to impact?

While the sovereign green bond market has proved it can reach scale, growth alone does not guarantee climate impact, writes Michael Horvath

Australia exploring nature taxonomy

CBAM cuts adopted by EU countries

GRI consults on standard for 'monetary flows'

China 'the only nation to meaningfully ramp up green bond issuance this year', says ICE

Chinese green bond issuance will likely "eclipse" levels reported last year if it continues on the same trajectory as the first half of the year, according to ICE, which said it had been the only country to "meaningfully ramp up issuance" in 2025.

Green bond market 'almost mature', says Amundi's de Faÿ

While the slowdown in green bond market activity during the first half of the year is nothing to be worried about, Amundi fund manager Alban de Faÿ says there is a need for a geographically broader range of issuance.

NBIM looking to the 'next frontier' of TNFD reporting

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) has told Environmental Finance that it is looking for its portfolio to begin the "next frontier" of nature reporting and called for nature scenarios to be scaled up.

NBIM allocates $1.5bn to Brookfield energy transition fund

People Moves, 26 September: Morningstar, Manulife, Wellington ... and more

Bank of England impeding climate action, say pressure groups