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EIB backs Jordan Kuwait Bank lending with $45m transition loans guarantee

Uganda, Rwanda make progress on green taxonomies

Uganda has become the latest African country to launch a green taxonomy, describing it as a "pivotal tool to catalyse sustainable development".

'Unsustainable infrastructure won't make us money'

Infrastructure projects that aren't sustainability-focused may struggle to attract finance amid growing demand from investors for sustainable assets, Clifford Capital's Murli Maiya tells Rob Langston

People Moves, 12 September: TPG Rise Climate, BlackRock, Westpac NZ, ISF ... and more

Robeco launches ASCOR-powered euro sovereign bond fund

Robeco has launched a euro-denominated sovereign bond exchange traded fund (ETF) which is built using the pioneering Assessing Sovereign Climate-related Opportunities and Risks (ASCOR) tool.

Norges Bank excludes French mining company

Norges Bank has excluded Eramet from the Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global due to "an unacceptable risk" of severe environmental damage and serious violation of human rights.

EU's judiciary rejects complaint at nuclear and gas in taxonomy

Long-term climate risk blind spot leads OSFI to plan tests of financial firm models

Canada's federal financial regulator said it will step up assessments of financial institutions' ability to measure and manage "catastrophic and climate-related financial risks" after a climate stress test revealed "important data gaps".

'A great time to be in the Australian sustainable finance market'

Australia's ground-breaking taxonomy and mandatory climate disclosures will boost the prospects of its sustainable finance market, Drew Lanyon tells Ahren Lester.

Dutch central bank to assess pension nature, climate risk

De Nederlandsche Bank has revealed plans to carry out nature and climate risk analyses within pension funds and insurers over the next year.