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Germany embraces Omnibus proposals to limit scope of reporting in draft bill to implement CSRD

Silvania and Alder Point Capital partner on US timberland

Danish insurers' taxonomy alignment drops below 2%, regulator says

There was a big drop in non-life insurers reporting alignment with sustainable activities in the EU's taxonomy last year after the European Commission clarified how they should make calculations, analysis by Denmark's Financial Services Agency (FSA) found.

Engie Chile issues first domestic green bond

PFZW drops BlackRock amid equity index clearout

Dutch pension scheme PFZW dropped BlackRock, Legal & General Investment Management and AQR from its line-up of external asset managers following a review of its equities portfolio.

EU, ASEAN launch nature-based investment programme

When will institutional investors take the plunge into ocean impact funds?

The ocean theme is becoming more prominent in the biodiversity and impact investing markets, but institutionals remain reluctant to wade in. Jennifer Forrest reports

'Comply or explain' transition plan rules could hinder policy objectives, UK told

UK government concerns at increasing the "regulatory burden" on companies could lead it to adopt comply-or-explain transition plan rules rather than a mandatory regime - threatening its own objectives to catalyse green growth, according to a commentator.

Bermuda consults on sustainable funds

Côte d'Ivoire signs 'first' sovereign sustainability-linked loan

Côte d'Ivoire has secured a €433 million ($505 million) "first-of-its-kind" sovereign sustainability-linked loan (SLL) from Standard Chartered, which was backed by guarantees from the World Bank.