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Collaboration must continue even if NZBA stops being membership group, says ING

Collaboration among banks on tackling climate change will likely continue even if the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) decides to wind itself up as a membership organisation, according to ING.

PitchBook finds evidence of ESG abandonment

A defining moment for SFDR, the labelling regime that isn't a labelling regime

A key question surrounding 'Version 2.0' of the EU's SFDR is whether to draw up a definition of sustainable and transition investment, explains Michael Hurley

'Positive momentum' as TNFD hits two-year anniversary

Two years on from its launch, over 600 organisations have adopted the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) - but "mainstreaming" nature remains at its early stages.

CSRD overhaul likely to have 'systemic impact' on SFDR reporting

The anticipated update of the EU's sustainable finance regulation package could have a "systemic impact" on the ecosystem of data availability and transparency within supply chains, a private equity investor has argued.

AIP backs UK BESS

ISS engagement disclosure solution lets investors set narrative

More SLBs likely to hit targets as hard-to-abate sectors withdraw from market, finds SEB

The number of European sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) that are on track to hit their targets has shown "a more positive trend" in 2024, a study by Swedish bank SEB has found.

Look to Asia for data centre investment opportunity, says Actis

Demand for energy-hungry data centres is "way outstripping" supply in certain regions, creating an abundance of investable opportunities, an infrastructure investor claimed.

Diverse financing structures necessary for blue economy investing

A broader array of financing instruments are necessary to help scale blue economy capital commitments, an ocean-focused investor has argued.