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ILPA onboard BlueMark and Tideline for LP impact offering

Green bonds 'reliable signal' of 'significant' emissions reduction

Green bonds have become a "good indicator" of reduced corporate carbon emissions - especially for firms in carbon-intensive sectors or who were heavy emitters, according to research by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).

Sustainable debt round-up: EIB, Saudi Arabia, Arevon ... and more

Nature's integration into decarbonisation plans to be 'prominent' at COP30, says Moody's

COP30 later this year is likely to prioritise the integration of nature into a decarbonisation plans, Moody's Ratings has said, as it predicts key challenges for nature finance.

The Omnibus is welcome - but the EU must go further and fully align with ISSB

We need regulatory rollback - despite it running counter to the ESG data industry's prevailing narrative, writes Kentaro Kawamori

About 2,700 companies subject to California climate risk rule, Ceres estimates

Almost 2,700 companies are set to be subject to California rules that require them to say how climate change poses risks to their global operations, in alignment with the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), Ceres has estimated.

UK's sustainability rules no barrier to investment in defence, FCA says

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said its sustainability rules do not prevent investment in, or finance of, defence companies - days after a group of politicians urged changes to remove "unnecessary barriers" linked to financial institutions' ESG policies.

One year on: Biodiversity Net Gain

One year on, England and Wales' Biodiversity Net Gain market continues to expand - despite uncertainty about its future. Genevieve Redgrave reports

NextEnergy closes UK solar fund at £733m

BlueOrchard backs extreme weather risk solution provider