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Does the EU's Omnibus reduce transition planning to a publicity exercise?

Experts are divided over what a change in wording in the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive means for climate transition plans, Michael Hurley reports

Keep an eye out for 'nature positive' greenwashing, says ISS ESG

Lack of clarity over the term 'nature positive' means the market needs to "keep an eye out" for greenwashing, ISS ESG has warned, as it gears up to make it a flagship research theme.

Australia moves forward on nature credit market

Dubai Islamic Bank publishes landmark SLLB framework

Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) has published the first Sustainability-Linked Loan financing Bond (SLLB) from an Islamic finance-focused institution.

COP16 negotiations end in 'landmark' deal for financing

The reconvened talks ended with a transformative deal on financial mobilisation, with the private sector urged to increase its contributions to a global fund, writes Genevieve Redgrave

People Moves, 28 February: Osmosis; Lightrock; UKSIF; Schroders Greencoat ... and more

Environmental Finance's Environmental Market Rankings 2025 winners revealed

With hundreds of votes cast, Environmental Finance's Environmental Market Rankings recognise the expertise and innovation of the leading brokers, traders and intermediaries in environmental markets.

FfB Foundation launches sovereign debt working group

EU Omnibus: Dropping sector-specific standards 'gives away power to ISSB'

The EU's decision to abandon sector-specific standards for its Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) "gives away power" to the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), according to law firm Frank Bold.

Sustainable Debt EMEA: early bird ends today

The early bird rate for Environmental Finance's annual Sustainable Debt EMEA conference ends today, so register now to save 20%.