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Time has come to ready transition plan regulation, Carney says

Regulators internationally should start work to regulate transition plans of financial institutions and businesses to ensure such a regime is ready to govern reporting when these disclosures become commonplace, Mark Carney has said.

US banks 'have not indicated' intention to quit GFANZ, Carney says

Mark Carney has denied that several large US banks threatened to quit the climate finance group he co-chairs, adding that the CEOs of the banks "have not indicated to me any intention to do so".

Carney: Net Zero Data Public Utility 'essential' to accountability

The development of free platform Net Zero Data Public Utility will be "essential" for developing the accountability and transparency of financial institutions, Mark Carney has said.

NZAOA urges policymakers to tackle 'major deterrence' to EM climate investment

The Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance (NZAOA) has called for policymakers to make five "urgent" changes to tackle the barriers to blended finance for climate solutions in emerging markets and developing economies.

People Moves 23 September: HSBC, Impax, LGIM ... and more

Carney leads sustainable finance tributes to Queen Elizabeth II

The sustainable finance community has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, after her death at the age of 96 ushered in the rein of outspoken environmentalist King Charles III.

People Moves 12 August including Mark Carney, Impact Investing Institute

Carney's Brookfield impact fund raises record $15bn

Brookfield Asset Management has raised $15 billion in the final close of its Global Transition Fund, making the Mark Carney co-managed fund the world's largest to be dedicated to impact investing.

GFANZ launches Asia-Pacific network

The Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) has launched its Asia-Pacific (APAC) network, which includes a regional office in Singapore and an advisory board.

Carney: Some fossil fuel investment justified

The transition to a net-zero carbon economy requires "nothing short of a revolution", although some limited investment in fossil fuels is justified in the short term, Mark Carney has said.