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ASEAN public sector 'critical' to energising local sustainable bond markets
30 August 2024Public sector issuers in Asia have a "significantly limited" presence in sustainable bond markets, but a think tank said sovereign and government-related bonds are "critical" to energising local sustainable bond issuance.
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Chinese stock exchange rules 'raise the bar' on tackling greenwashing
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Texas sued for anti-ESG bill which 'discriminates against financial companies'
30 August 2024 -
Vanguard did not support any environmental proposals last year
30 August 2024Vanguard did not support any of 400 environmental or social shareholder proposals it encountered in the most recent proxy season, arguing that the proposals were either not addressing financially material aspects or "were overly prescriptive".
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ResponsAbility commits loan to Colombian coffee company
30 August 2024 -
People Moves, 30 August: Impax Asset Management, GIST Impact, Nefco, Reactivate
30 August 2024 -
Transition plan rules 'should require disclosure of' expected climate impact
30 August 2024Regulatory frameworks for disclosure of climate transition plans should require companies to explain what impact they expect their plans to have on greenhouse gas emissions, ClarityAI has suggested.
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Landmark Slovenian social bond sends 'Samurai' sustainable bond market to record highs
30 August 2024Slovenia has raised JPY50 billion ($345 million) from a dual-tranche Japanese yen-denominated social bond, which is the first 'Samurai' social bond issued by a sovereign.
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Global biodiversity metric being developed by engineering giant
30 August 2024Danish engineering giant Ramboll is developing an open-source global biodiversity metric to help standardise assessments and improve reporting.
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Hard for recycling companies to be 'commercially successful', warns BNP Paribas
30 August 2024Financing and adoption challenges means recycling companies will find it hard to be commercially successful, BNP Paribas Asset Management has warned, adding that companies with "good technologies" are still failing.