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UK invites voluntary reporting as it reveals sustainability standards

The UK government has invited companies to use newly published UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (SRS) voluntarily, ahead of mandatory requirements being revealed in coming months.

EIB becomes biggest EuGB issuer with record-breaking bond

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has issued its second European Green Bond (EuGB), with the €4 billion ($4.7 billion) deal the largest to use the label to date.

SFDR should define what 'positive contribution' means, Eurosif says

GIST Impact launches Nature-Value-at-Risk dataset

GIST Impact has launched a Nature-Value-at-Risk dataset to help financial institutions quantify how nature degradation translates into financial risk.

Korea readies sustainability disclosures, transition finance 'roadmap'

EU gives final seal of approval to Omnibus cuts

EU countries approved cuts to corporate sustainability reporting and due diligence rules, marking the final step for adoption of the European Commission's first Omnibus package.

Indian regulator prepares review of ESG ratings rules

SEC delays reporting on fund name rules

'Hard time seeing a lot of use cases for transition bonds'

SEB is finding it a "hard time" identifying significant opportunities to use the newly launched climate transition bond (CTB) label in Northern European markets, but there are potential focused opportunities in Europe.