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  • Emirates NBD to publish TNFD report later this year

    25 July 2025

    Emirates NBD plans to publish its Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) report later this year, but difficulties on data remain.

  • EU aiming to adopt CSRD cuts by mid-2026, commissioner says

    25 July 2025

    Drastic cuts to the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) standards will be adopted in "the first half of next year" if the European Commission's simplification drive progresses as planned, a key official said.

  • Guyana and Silvania to collaborate on biodiversity finance

    25 July 2025
  • UK carbon credit boom "once-in-a-generation" opportunity, says Oxygen Conservation

    24 July 2025

    Premium UK carbon credits could hit £500 per tonne by 2050, according to Oxygen Conservation, telling Environmental Finance it is an opportunity for investors to generate "oversized" returns.

  • Failure to force emissions cuts exposes nations to legal action, says World Court

    24 July 2025
  • EFRAG identifies data gaps in first CSRD reports in 'state of play' analysis

    24 July 2025
  • Climate reporting poised for giant step forwards, following IASB accounting guidance

    24 July 2025

    There is optimism that illustrative examples can address failures in accounting for climate, Michael Hurley writes

  • SEC playing games over climate rule it has no intention to enforce, commissioner says

    24 July 2025

    The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been accused of playing "games" with the law courts by refusing to faithfully comply with a request for information on whether it will enforce its climate rule, in comments by one of its own commissioners.

  • UK government urged to increase transparency on BNG

    24 July 2025

    Better transparency is needed on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) to "reinforce" its integrity, investors and parliamentarians have told the UK government.

  • 'Pensions lack basic literacy on impact investing'

    24 July 2025

    Many pension schemes have a poor understanding of impact investment strategies, Pensions for Purpose has claimed, stating they rely heavily on consultancies to help them fill gaps.