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Transition bonds: 'Too niche and too complicated'

Attempts to develop a dedicated transition bond market could prove "self-defeating" for sustainable bond markets, yet could add "maturity" by opening it up to more diverse industries and projects.

Honolulu launches $223m green bond

Sustainability labels - putting biodiversity on a shelf

From an investor's perspective, certification frameworks translate to better-managed environmental risk, greater supply chain stability, and a clearer view of ESG performance on the ground, writes Sylvia Wisniwski

France and Germany call for 'more ambitious' simplification under Omnibus

COP30 president urges private sector to 'step forward, not back' at climate conference

Keep clause to review inclusion of financial sector in CSDDD, non-profits urge EU

EU lawmakers have been urged to retain a clause requiring the EU to reconsider including financial institutions in scope of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), in a letter by a group of NGOs.

NZBA members recommit to climate goals as key vote looms

Several members of the Net-Zero Baking Alliance (NZBA) have reiterated their commitment to achieving their net-zero goals ahead of a key vote on its future.

Drax shares slide after it reveals FCA investigation

Future Planet Capital considering second ocean fund

UK impact-led venture capital firm Future Planet Capital is eyeing-up a successor fund to its blue economy strategy, Environmental Finance has learned.

Sustainalytics no longer biggest SPO provider, after S&P and Moody's surge

S&P Global and Moody's were the two largest sustainable finance framework second-party opinion (SPO) providers in the first half of 2025 after they strengthened their share at the expense of long-standing market leader Morningstar Sustainalytics.