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Video: Jurand Drop, Undersecretary of State at Poland’s Ministry of Finance at Sustainable Debt EMEA 2026

Environmental Finance journalist honoured with award

Environmental Finance senior reporter Genevieve Redgrave has been honoured with a prestigious journalism award.

Don't tweak credit ratings to reward good behaviour, says Bank of England

While physical climate risk can help inform a credit rating, it is important not to tweak processes to reward sustainable behaviour, according to the Bank of England.

Personality of the year: H.E. Majid Al Suwaidi - ALTÉRRA

As chief executive officer of ALTÉRRA, His Excellency Majid Al Suwaidi is looking to reshape how global capital is mobilised to bridge the gap between public ambition and private investment in the climate transition.

IIX raises $92m from seventh 'Women's Livelihood Bond' despite headwinds

Impact Investment Exchange (IIX) has raised $92 million from its seventh 'Women's Livelihood Bond' (WLB), after market stresses led it to fall a little short of being its largest ever gender-focused sustainability bond to date.

Climate-aware US equity strategy launched

Actuaries warn of 'catastrophic' impacts linked to climate and nature crises

Vulnerabilities shown by the US war with Iran demonstrate how an already fragile global food system is endangered by rising climate and nature perils, risking "catastrophic impacts for the financial system and for society as a whole", actuaries warned.

Alok Sharma: We need more investors to pilot transition guidelines

The Transition Finance Council's Alok Sharma has called for more investors and lenders to help road-test its draft guidelines for assessing the transition planning of companies in hard-to-abate sectors.

Moody's: Methane abatement bonds have valuable role to play

Dedicated 'methane abatement' bonds remain potentially powerful impact instruments despite overlap with transition bonds, according to Moody's.

Santa Marta transition conference: Finance is core to efforts to 'dismantle' fossil fuel hegemony

Cutting subsidies for fossil fuels, backing debt-for-climate swaps and changing credit ratings methodologies to support transition investments are among proposals by dozens of countries to ditch dependence on fossil fuels.