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Europe's net zero future depends on market-based solutions

Achieving net zero requires both reducing emissions and building up carbon removals to balance residual emissions, writes Sebastien Cross

Environmental Finance's Sustainability Data conference returns to New York next week

The conference on 14 May, now in its third year in the US, will hear about the latest trends in sustainability data

Impact investors to benefit as 'Trump's term pushes capital away from Mag7'

Donald Trump's second presidency could be beneficial for US-based impact investors, as the consequences of policy will encourage a refocus on smaller assets, an impact investor has claimed.

ICE expands geospatial dataset for buildings

Microsoft's climate fund inks first US timberland deal

Microsoft has invested in forest management firm EFM's latest fund, with a large-scale carbon removal deal inked alongside.

UK wealth managers lack impact offering, report finds

UK wealth managers have been slow to provide clients with an impact offering, but many recognise the business case, a report from the Impact Investing Institute has found.

Sustainable debt round-up: IBRD, Singapore, Invenergy ... and more

Extreme weather could see 'severe' losses, NGFS short-term scenarios show

US flood risk analysis reveals 'material blind spot' for investors

A new flood data tool has revealed that an average of 60% of losses in the US mainland occur outside federally defined zones, meaning that investors' exposure may be "materially underestimated, putting portfolios at risk".

US withdrawal from Paris Agreement to increase risk to insurers, EIOPA warns

The EU's insurers face increased sustainability-related risk exposure in the next 12 months, linked to the US withdrawals from the Paris Agreement and the World Health Organization (WHO), according to the EU's pensions and insurance regulator.