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Investors renew push for FTSE 100 companies to give vote on transition plan

Carbon project developers complain of 'painful' delays at Verra

Carbon project developers have criticised delays in Verra's approval process, telling Environmental Finance this is causing friction with some buyers of carbon credits.

Sustainable investors walking 'fine line' when it comes to defence stocks

Sustainable investors looking to allocate to the defence sector are navigating a "fine line" when it comes to ascertaining whether products can be used for offensive as well as defensive purposes, a UK asset manager has claimed.

SPO providers hail sustainable debt market innovation despite contraction

Optimism for SLB prospects is widespread among SPO providers, as issuers continue to focus on sustainable debt innovation amid the market slowdown. Ahren Lester reports

Exchanges call on policymakers to provide more direction on nature

Exchanges hope to launch nature-related initiatives and products, but have implored governments to lay the groundwork by providing better consistency and clarity on how they will tackle nature degradation.

NGFS scenarios 'need wider coverage and standardisation' for financial institution use

Germany set to remove reporting requirements under due diligence law

Indonesian nature investment collaboration launched

Impact investment specialists Supernova Equatora Capital and Clarmondial have entered a strategic partnership in a bid to unlock private capital towards nature-based investments in Indonesia.

Ocean impact funds market swells to €2.3bn

Ocean-related impact funds have collectively raised €2.3 billion ($2.6 billion) in capital commitments to date, according to Environmental Finance research.

'Significant room' to unlock full potential of gender bonds, LGX finds

Better data backed up by strengthened certification and reporting can help to unlock the "full potential" of gender bonds, according to a report by Luxembourg Green Exchange (LGX).