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Aviva still not disclosed and set targets on insurance emissions, lagging behind peers
17 April 2026Aviva has said that it is still not ready to disclose or set targets for its insurance-associated emissions, placing it behind some industry peers in climate-related reporting.
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MENAT sustainable debt market 'on standby' amid conflict
17 April 2026There is optimism that labelled sustainable debt trends in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey (MENAT) will return to growth as tensions in the region ease, with loan activity and innovation continuing despite the challenging backdrop.
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People Moves, 17 April: NZAOA, EFRAG, Fitch and more
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Norway joins Brazil as co-lead of TFFF
17 April 2026The $125 billion Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) has taken a step closer to becoming operational after it set up two key decision-making bodies and Norway stepped up to join Brazil to lead the initiative.
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Weak March hits sustainable bond issuance in first quarter
17 April 2026A significant fall in sustainable bond issuance in March amid the Middle East conflict resulted in the market contracting during the first three months of 2026.
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New ESG gap emerging across supply chains, warns Allianz Trade
16 April 2026An ESG data gap is emerging, as European countries aim to diversify their supply chains away from China into countries where ESG reporting is at a less developed stage, creating challenges, according to Allianz Trade.
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Glass Lewis enters ESG data market, with transition assessment offering
16 April 2026Proxy voting service Glass Lewis has launched a climate transition data offering, in a move that will pit it against ESG data providers with established products.
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Game-changing blended finance initiative delayed 'but making good progress'
16 April 2026A pioneering initiative to scale up blended finance has been delayed by bureaucratic obstacles - but expects to make its first investment within a year.
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Microsoft rumours highlight carbon market concentration risk
16 April 2026Microsoft has denied reports it has abandoned the voluntary carbon market, but experts warned that it highlights the concentration risk in the market, with the tech giant being comfortably the biggest buyer of credits.
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Personality of the year: Marjan Divjak
16 April 2026Marjan Divjak's leadership in structuring and executing Slovenia's inaugural sustainability-linked bond has set an example for sovereign issuers seeking to link capital markets with measurable environmental outcomes.