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SFDR fossil fuel exclusions 'raise prospect of purist transition category'

Proposals to require funds targeting 'transition' investments to exclude fossil fuel companies could mean investors are limited to a niche subset of companies and constrain the category, a senior industry figure has suggested.

TNFD releases alternative fuel guidance

TNFD releases alternative fuel guidance

Nature-positive transition pathways 'critical' for scaling private investment

A group of trade organisations and NGOs have urged governments to develop sectoral nature-positive transition pathways to help provide investors with certainty and direct capital to the necessary solutions.

Transition and adaptation finance still at 'brainstorming' phase, says Barclays

More frameworks and education around transition and adaptation finance could help boost labelled debt issuance, but many conversations remain at an early stage, according to Barclays.

French biodiversity risk screening launched

Planting the seeds for a sustainable future

There is a once in a generation opportunity for UK investors to take part in the clean industrial revolution, driving growth and creating new, local, green jobs and industries, writes Lauren Juliff

Article 6 methodologies to be 'fast-tracked'

Bond issuers urged 'don't be shy' by transition bond investors

Transition-focused fixed income investors want a broad range of bond issuers to engage with them on their transition plans to identify pragmatic ways to generate real-economy impact, according to NatWest.

PIRC to assess Crédit Ag response to ECB fine

Pensions and Investment Research Consultants (PIRC) says it will assess how Crédit Agricole responds to a fine from the European Central Bank (ECB) as it mulls a vote against members of the bank's sustainability committee and board.

L&G commit $1 billion to debt-for-nature swaps

Legal & General will act as a cornerstone investor on debt-for-nature swaps through a strategic partnership with Enosis Capital, committing up to $1 billion over the next five years.