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Cibus Capital looks to avoid 'meaningless inertia' of sustainability reporting

Food and agriculture investor Cibus Capital has taken a "different" approach to its latest sustainability report in a bid to avoid the "meaningless inertia" of reporting.

Transition plans could 'change the world' for Gulf sustainable sukuk and bonds

Growing focus on transition plans in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries could be key to unlocking sustainable sukuk and bond markets in the region, according to a market expert.

UK's National Wealth Fund invests £50m in 'mini' battery projects

Supervisors publish SFDR Q&As to clarify sustainable investment calculations

'Mobilisation of domestic capital is the panacea for infrastructure investing'

Mobilising domestic capital for investing in climate-resilient infrastructure is a crucial component to successful investing, Climate Fund Managers' chief executive has argued.

UK capital requirement rules will push banks & insurers to act on scenario analysis, NBIM says

Japan's GX plan, one year on

Does Japan's green transformation strategy represent industrial decarbonisation or a survival guide, asks Christina Ng

Diluted biodiversity metrics among cuts in proposed overhaul of CSRD

Datapoints relating to site-specific biodiversity impacts were among those watered down in proposed changes to EU rules published for consultation this week, risking undermining comparability and readability of reports, commentators said.

Carbon credit insurance 'growing considerably', says Gold Standard

The use of insurance by carbon project developers is "growing quite considerably", says Gold Standard, as it launches a political risk insurance assessment programme.

Barclays becomes the latest to exit NZBA

Barclays has left the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) after claiming the exit of "most of the global banks" means it "no longer has the membership to support our transition".