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Carbon needs to 'talk the language of finance'

Carbon markets need to begin using more financial language if they are to attract investors currently "retreating", a conference has heard.

Sustainable debt round-up: Mexico, CADES, Iberdrola ... and more

Australian Taxonomy-linked sustainable debt guidance expected by March

The Australian Sustainable Finance Institute (ASFI) confirmed that guidance for labelled sustainable bond and loan transactions looking to use the Australian Taxonomy (AUT) should be published by March.

LuxSE acquires Tetrao ESG data analytics business

GSS bonds in 2026: From growth story to stress test

The global green social and sustainability bond market enters 2026 facing a test of maturity rather than momentum, writes Pietro Sette

Individual deals 'effectively over' as BII prepares for next investment

British International Investment (BII) is preparing for its next allocation from its £100 million ($134 million) emerging markets-focused financing facility following its investment in one of the biggest blended finance launches to date.

TNFD launches technology sector guidance

Microsoft agrees 2.85m soil carbon deal

Microsoft has agreed to purchase 2.85 million credits from Indigo Carbon's US-based regenerative agriculture project over the next 12 years.

EXCLUSIVE: NatureAlpha launches automated TNFD report tool

NatureAlpha has launched a tool to automate Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) reports for investors, amidst ongoing plans to boost its AI models.

Blended finance funds could reach $10bn in coming years

More large blended finance funds are likely to emerge in the years ahead and could top $10 billion within the next decade as development finance institutions work together to catalyse more private finance, according to several investors.