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'Limited' natural gas role in transition gathering acceptance

After initially being rejected as a transition 'bridging' fuel, natural gas is gathering greater acceptance as having a more fundamental but "limited" role in the low-carbon transition journey.

NZBA departures show need for government intervention, says ShareAction

Departures from the Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) show the need for more government action on banks, says pressure group ShareAction.

Euro corporate sustainable bond decline is 'canary in coalmine' for market

The significant slowdown in euro-denominated corporate sustainable bond issuance in 2025 to date may be just a "blip," but UniCredit warns for the next few months the market will be the 'canary in the coalmine' for the market as a whole.

Railpen creates AI governance framework for investors

Pensions schemes argue for exemption from future SFDR

Investors asking countries to link SLB targets to updated NDCs, says BNPP AM

Countries facing a deadline to update their national climate targets under the Paris Agreement are facing requests from investors to link these plans to targets in sustainability-linked bonds, according to BNP Paribas Asset Management.

Q&A with Aviva Investors on nature data

The asset manager answers questions about where it sources the data it needs to consider its risks, dependencies and impact on nature.

Cebu Landmasters raises PHP3bn from second sustainability-linked deal

Filippino property development firm Cebu Landmasters has raised PHP3 billion ($52 million) from its second performance-based sustainability-linked debt deal in 2025.

Switzerland picks BeZero for Article 6 risk assessments

The Swiss Federal Office for the Environment has tasked carbon rating agency BeZero Carbon with carrying out risk assessments on Article 6.2 credits.

Initiative launched to plug gap in Scope 3 data after US government research cuts