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US state financial officials call on SEC, DoL to curb ESG investing

Signatories to Japan ESG data code of conduct rise to 28

Not highlighting opportunities is 'failing blended finance', says Spanish minister

Development finance institutions (DFIs) and multilateral development banks (MDBs) are failing to showcase the opportunities and responsibilities of investing in emerging markets, a Spanish minister has claimed.

GFANZ pauses work on nature in transition planning, index investing

Investors sound alarm that EU's Omnibus threatens 'significant weakening' of ESG data

The European Commission's plans to overhaul sustainability reporting risk hollowing out the EU sustainable finance framework and jeopardising its Green Deal, it has been warned by investors with a combined €6.6 trillion ($6.8 trillion) in assets.

Sustainable bond diversification into adaptation and nature 'quite clear'

The growing diversification of the sustainable bond market into areas including climate adaptation- and nature-related use of proceeds has become a clear trend, ...

ECB urged to use 2025 policy review to 'green' its asset purchases

China to make 'small but impactful' moves on ETS, says IETA

China could be preparing to reform its Emissions Trading System (ETS), as part of efforts to bring liquidity into its system, according to IETA.

Ninety One's EAAIF reaches $1.5bn of committed portfolio

The Emerging Africa and Asia Infrastructure Fund (EAAIF) has grown its committed loan portfolio to more than $1.5 billion, it told Environmental Finance.

Allspring Global launches transition funds