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Canada to launch taskforce on nature finance and natural capital accounting

The Canadian government is to launch a taskforce on nature finance and natural capital accounting.

Bangladesh's City Bank 'working on' green bond debut

City Bank has signed a partnership with the UN Development Programme (UNDP) to support the Bangladesh lender in developing its inaugural green bond.

New modelling tool to help allocate capital amid the transition

A data provider has launched a first of its kind climate risk assessment designed to help steer capital allocation decisions.

Nature regulatory system still 'not satisfactory', says IAPB's Goulard

Regulatory frameworks are not yet fit for purpose for nature protection, according to Sylvie Goulard, but she predicted the system is "waking up".

ING, SMBC top sustainable loan league tables in 2025

ING was the most active sustainable loan bookrunner in 2025, but SMBC topped the tables in the prestigious sustainability coordinator role.

Gresham expands forestry offering into US with Molpus deal

Gresham House has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Molpus Woodlands Group, creating one of the top-three largest timberland investment managers globally, with approximately $8 billion in forestry assets under management.

NIB adds nature targets to climate strategy

Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) has published an updated 2030 sustainability strategy which adds nature-related targets to its existing climate goals.

Solar, storage and 'grid tech' in favour at BlackRock amid fallout from Iran war

The "economic shock" from the US war with Iran and growing power demand from artificial intelligence are pushing countries to focus on 'energy security', favouring the buildout of solar energy and battery storage, BlackRock argues.

Tradeability not a pre-requisite for nature, says Landbanking Group

From Genevieve Redgrave in Paris

Asset managers call for clarity on coverage of UK ESG ratings regulation