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Canadian regulator 'pauses' climate disclosure rule, citing geopolitics

The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) has 'paused' work on rules to require public companies to prepare climate-related disclosures and amendments to existing diversity-related requirements, citing "the global economic and geopolitical landscape".

Mirova invests $40m in nature

Mirova has invested $40 million in three nature-based carbon projects.

Satellite data and its implications for the oil and gas industry

Satellites are reshaping the data landscape for oil and gas businesses, creating new legal and reputational risks, write Lewis McDonald and Louise Barber

'Less burdensome' UK standards will put it ahead of EU in competitiveness race, official says

Carbon trading 'increasingly pivotal' for transition finance, says MSCI

The voluntary carbon markets are playing an "increasingly pivotal" role in transition finance, MSCI has said.

Insurers 'investing billions in fossil fuel companies'

Insurers are "complicit in climate collapse", a campaign group has warned, with five of the largest insurers investing upwards of $6.5 billion in fossil fuels.

EFRAG fails to agree timeline for ESRS simplification

CSRD, SEC climate disclosure setbacks make rating climate risk harder, S&P warns

Setbacks to the planned introduction of sustainability reporting rules in the EU and US are likely to make assessing the climate-related credit risk of companies harder, a senior executive at S&P has said.

WEF releases nature assessment indicators

Sustainable debt round-up: CAFFIL, NYK Line, Akbank ... and more