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Canadian Sustainability Standards Board appoints chair

Sustainable debt round-up: Germany, China, Grupo Enhol ... and more

Nature projects will always have a degree of 'guesstimating'

Some quantification flaws in nature-based carbon projects need to be accepted if the industry is to meet growing demand from buyers in the near future, a project developer has told Environmental Finance.

GPIF sustainability policy an 'important signal' for Asia-Pacific transition

The creation of a formal sustainable investment policy by Japan's $1.8 trillion Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) sets an important signal for shareholder advocacy in the Asia-Pacific region, according to the Asia Investor Group on Climate Change (AIGCC).

Investors set to demand change on BP climate stance at AGM

Financial institutions 'not planning to reduce fossil fuel investments'

Financial institutions have "financial cakeism", with many hoping to reach net zero without being willing to reduce fossil fuel investments, according to a report.

BeZero Carbon and Xpansiv expand partnership

Trust was visibly being destroyed, says author of UK sustainable funds standard

New guidelines for fund managers backed by the industry and UK government have been launched to improve communication around sustainable funds and tackle greenwashing and stop the industry from "heading in the wrong direction".

'Proxy voting is not dead'

This AGM season will reveal shareholders' climate resolve, writes Michael Hurley

Sustainable bond issuance falls 20% amid corporate, sovereign slump

Sustainable bond issuance volumes have fallen by more than a fifth in the first quarter of 2025 compared with the year prior, after corporate and sovereign issuance slumped by 40%.