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JPMAM converts open-ended fund into $1.6bn active ETF
15 June 2026 -
EU requests input on CSDDD guidance
15 June 2026The European Commission has asked for feedback to inform the development of guidelines on implementing the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).
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New Forests aims to raise $750m for first global nat cap strategy
15 June 2026Australia-based asset manager New Forests is targeting $750 million for the launch of its first global natural capital strategy, Global Landscape Opportunities.
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'BoE climate bond buying shows promise for bigger programme'
15 June 2026A minor reduction in the cost of borrowing shows that the Bank of England (BoE)'s climate-themed bond purchases could be more effective if the central bank repeated it with bigger investments, according to CDP and the London School of Economics.
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Malaysia's Kami Builders sets up $70m sustainable sukuk programme
12 June 2026 -
Edentree advocates 'social-flavoured UK sovereign bond' after green success
12 June 2026Investors are understood to be encouraging the UK government to consider issuing a social-focused sustainable bond after continued success for its innovative and expanding green bond programme, according to Edentree Investment Management (IM).
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German sustainable finance expert group handed 'simplification' mandate
12 June 2026Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, DZ Bank and Union Investment employees are among appointees under a renewed mandate of an expert group to advise Germany's federal government on sustainable finance.
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Trelleborg becomes first Swedish company to issue a blue bond
12 June 2026Polymer manufacturer Trelleborg has become the first Swedish company to issue a blue bond, raising SEK800 million ($84 million) through a five-year transaction linked to sustainable water and wastewater management.
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The ESG ratings reckoning
12 June 2026Europe's push for trust may reshape the market, writes Geoffroy Marcassoli
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AI risks are 'surging for financial institutions', finds RepRisk
12 June 2026Financial institutions expect the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) to pose growing business conduct risks to their portfolios, according to a new report.