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ISSB stakeholders want more information about materiality
13 September 2022IFRS Foundation head Lee White gives his assessment of some of the challenges facing the International Sustainability Standards Board. Peter Cripps reports
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Comment: RIP Queen Elizabeth, long live the King!
09 September 2022Can environmentalist King Charles help sway the course of the UK, asks Peter Cripps
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How diligent client onboarding can mitigate greenwashing
07 September 2022Ensuring efficient data collection from clients can be a key tool in tackling greenwashing risks, argues Edel Brophy
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ESG litigation risks are gaining momentum
31 August 2022Investors are among those that could stake their claim against corporate greenwashing, write Leigh Callaway and Tim Reinhard
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The UK's Net Zero Strategy: A new era for climate litigation
26 August 2022A watershed moment for climate litigation has implications for companies, investors and policymakers, argue Mark Clarke and Janina Moutia-Bloom
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China green bond principles 'important' but imperfect
22 August 2022Publication of the China GBPs has potential wide-ranging implications for the green bond market, but they remain a work in progress. Ahren Lester reports
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Pooling efforts for net zero
19 August 2022A credible net-zero plan should be built by layering investor stimulus with management response, writes Amish Mehta
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UK pension schemes' social dilemma
18 August 2022The UK government is setting up a taskforce for social factors in pension fund investing. Michael Hurley asks what impact it could have
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The Inflation Reduction Act: A 'ground-breaking' climate deal
12 August 2022The proposed US bill could have a transformative effect on low-carbon investment, with implications for credit ratings, Michael Hurley writes
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ESG data a heightened challenge in emerging markets
09 August 2022Ninety One is looking to step up its transition financing in emerging markets, but data continues to be an obstacle, says its chief sustainability officer Nazmeera Moola