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  • Tackling nature in real estate 'remains quite difficult', says PGGM

    30 January 2026

    Integrating nature into real estate investment strategies "remains quite difficult", despite growing interest in the theme, PGGM told an Environmental Finance webinar.

  • Bloomberg to offer Calyx's carbon credit ratings

    30 January 2026
  • Replacement investor deforestation group launched

    30 January 2026

    The Institutional Investor Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) has launched an investor action group on deforestation to replace the Finance Sector Deforestation Action (FSDA) group.

  • Investor views sought on sustainability in financial accounts

    29 January 2026
  • 'Just transition' sustainability bonds from green issuers welcome

    29 January 2026

    Major sustainable bond investor BNP Paribas Asset Management (BNPP AM) said 'just transition'-focused sustainability bonds could be a valuable way for corporate green bond issuers to support social investment.

  • Chinese central bank working on 'biodiversity taxonomy'

    29 January 2026

    China's central bank is piloting a taxonomy for activities that contribute to positive impacts on biodiversity, in an expansion of its work on climate mitigation and adaptation.

  • Two-fifths of asset owners plan to make first investment in nature

    29 January 2026

    Two-fifths of UK and European asset owners are planning to allocate to nature in the next five years, but concerns about long-term outcomes remain, according to a new report.

  • UNEP FI to launch nature roadmap for banks

    29 January 2026

    The UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) is to launch a roadmap for banks on how to integrate nature into their operations.

  • ResponsAbility wins €200m mandate from German family office

    29 January 2026
  • Companies are 'walking away' from the green bond market, particularly in the US

    29 January 2026

    Just under half of existing corporate green bond issuers didn't issue a labelled bond in 2025, according to data from HSBC, with the US leading the trend of companies walking away from the market.