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Landmark Italian green bond ten-times oversubscribed
05 March 2021Italy has issued the largest ever sovereign green bond with its €8.5 billion ($10.2 billion) maiden green note, which was nearly ten times oversubscribed by investors.
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Biodiversity COP launches 'finance engagement programme'
05 March 2021The secretariat of the Conference of Parties (COP 15) to the Convention on Biodiversity (CBD) has launched a 'finance engagement programme', which it says could help define a 'roadmap' to help financial institutions implement the CBD's proposed framework.
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McKinsey buys Vivid Economics and Planetrics
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Campaigner criticises 'lack of urgency' in M&G coal exit policy
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Tesco sets health target amid shareholder pressure
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S&P's Platts launches 'green' aluminium price assessments
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Natural Capital Investment 2021 conference roundup
05 March 2021Environmental Finance's Natural Capital Investment 2021 virtual conference has ended after a full day of panels, speed networking sessions, and a live discussion group
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Dasgupta Review doesn't go far enough on pricing nature, says Aviva's Waygood
04 March 2021The Dasgupta Review on the economics of biodiversity falls short in suggesting how policy makers and investors should price-in the externalities of nature, said Steve Waygood, chief responsible investment officer at Aviva Investors
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BSI readies natural capital accounting standard as investors seek impact 'baseline'
04 March 2021A forthcoming accounting standard for natural capital could help investors grappling with the problem of assigning a financial value to preservation and improvement of nature.
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Bank of England remits updated with increased focus on environment
04 March 2021The Bank of England has 'welcomed' the UK government's updated remit for its Monetary Policy Committee, which clarifies that the economic strategy of the government includes supporting the transition to a net zero emissions economy.