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Europe's carbon tax turns emissions into a competitive weapon

Europe's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is a structural shift that will determine the winners and losers in Europe's industrial landscape for decades to come, writes Daniele Cat Berro

Blue bonds and the role of capital markets in marine and ocean conservation

The High Seas Treaty creates new opportunities for blue bond financing, argue Ranajoy Basu and Ellie Phillips

Corporate Green bonds: a resilient asset for sustainable investors amid volatility

Amid market volatility, green bonds are a bright spot for sustainable investing, writes Bram Bos

Comment: Don't mourn the CSRD

The CSRD has been thrown under the Omnibus - but it will still advance sustainability reporting, argues Michael Hurley

Why climate change is a core business risk

Businesses must act on climate to survive and only companies that prioritise climate risk will stay competitive, writes Vicky Sins

SFDR datapoints retained in amended ESRS, say EU advisors

Anti-greenwashing rule led 20% of oil and gas companies to cut ESG report, regulator finds

KKR impact fund closes its first Japanese deal

KKR's Global Impact Fund II has closed a deal to take a majority stake in Tokyo-listed Forum Engineering Inc, as part of its plans to take full control of the company.

A $125bn plan to monetize forest conservation

The Tropical Forest Forever Facility signals a profound shift toward aligning investment and profit with conservation, write Marcos Vinicius Chiliatto, Vel Gnanendran and Michael Krake

ESMA updates ESG ratings Q&A for small providers