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Sri Lanka to extend green taxonomy to social in 2026

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka has confirmed plans to extend its green taxonomy to include social categories during 2026.

Alliance launched to scale Article 6 in Asia

Bridges beats £400m target for sustainable property fund

Calvert Impact invests $10m in BlueOrchard LatAm strategy

MAS launches transition infrastructure capital relief scheme for insurers

SEC allowing exclusion of shareholder proposals 'could diminish investor rights'

IDB raises AUD1bn from first benchmark-sized 'Amazonia Bond'

The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has issued its second 'Amazonia Bond' with the AUD1 billion ($671 million) deal the first benchmark-sized transaction using the Amazon-focused sustainable bond label.

Climate risk 'contagion' from delayed emerging markets transition flagged in UK review

Growing climate-related risks in emerging markets and developing economies raise the prospect of "contagion" threatening global financial stability, according to a 120-page review commissioned by the UK government.

Our biodiversity fund was 'pretty early', says Fidelity

Fidelity International's Jenn-Hui Tan explains why it closed its biodiversity fund and the challenges facing the market. Genevieve Redgrave reports

'Why wouldn't you want green bonds as a core bond allocation?'

The time is right for asset managers to promote green bond funds as core allocations beyond sustainability-focused clients after significant changes in the depth and dynamics of the market, according to BNP Paribas Asset Management (BNPP AM).