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Why asset managers are walking away from NZAM

More than 70 asset managers have either left the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative (NZAM) or are taking an extended review period despite a recent relaunch, Environmental Finance understands.

Green Climate Fund invests $89m in Mirova's blended land-use strategy

A grim year for biodiversity funds

Biodiversity funds suffered significant outflows in 2025, and some high-profile asset managers gave up on the theme. Genevieve Redgrave reports

25% drop in US shareholder proposals amid anti-ESG regulation, PIRC says

"A marked decline" in proposals reaching the ballot at shareholder meetings in the US, of about 25% compared with last year, has been linked to regulators seeking to deter investors from influencing companies on sustainability issues.

Indonesian healthcare firm seals 'first-of-kind' sustainability-linked loan

Regulator approves California climate disclosure rules

Call for suspension of ETS knocks prices

A call for the suspension of the EU's cornerstone Emissions Trading System (ETS) by Italy's Minister for Industry knocked prices of EU Allowances (EUAs) on Thursday, as political pressure for reform grew.

Consistent Carrefour's SLB sees orderbook jump

French supermarket chain Carrefour has raised €500 million ($590 million) from its first sustainability-linked bond (SLB) of 2026, with the orderbook increasing significantly from its previous issuance of the performance-based bond.

SAFs need 'more deals, more liquidity and more banks', says Standard Chartered

A recent deal involving Dutch sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) company SkyNRG could provide a model that helps the industry to become a core infrastructure asset class, according to Standard Chartered.

Exclusive: Nature risk 'intelligence' platform launched

Nature intelligence provider Natcap has launched a platform to quantify nature risk and impacts, in a bid to improve decision-making by corporates and financial institutions.