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Nature data: roaming free?
24 August 2023Commercial data providers should back development of free-to-use platforms, according to RS Metrics. Genevieve Redgrave reports.
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Mexico: Acting fast to embed Sustainable Taxonomy in market
23 August 2023Mexico intends to back-up its landmark green and social taxonomy with a regulatory roll-out plan within a year, deputy finance minister Gabriel Yorio González tells Ahren Lester
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TNFD and the rise of nature disclosure regulation
18 August 2023Nature-related disclosure requirements are quickly set to become the norm, catalysed by the TNFD, writes Rebecca Perlman
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Foresight aims for engagement benefit from proprietary ESG data platform
17 August 2023Foresight says its recently launched sustainability reporting database will bolster its investment decision-making and engagement. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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'We have focused a lot on disclosure, but now let's take action'
15 August 2023Stephanie Pfeifer, CEO of the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC), tells Thomas Cox about the challenge of scaling meaningful climate action in this critical decade
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Is Anti-ESG here to stay?
11 August 2023The US arguably pioneered Responsible Investment and its anti-ESG movement will prove temporary, writes Christopher Wigley
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Assurance on sustainability disclosures: A Q&A with IAASB
10 August 2023Standards for sustainability assurance will boost investor and regulator confidence in sustainability disclosures, IAASB says. Michael Hurley reports
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Surprise as S&P drop ESG scores from credit ratings
09 August 2023The retreat from ESG scoring from the credit rating agency has flagged concerns around ESG transparency and the impact of anti-ESG sentiment, Ahren Lester writes
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Prepare to report on climate - even companies in the US
07 August 2023Despite the politicization of ESG, US companies will not be exempt from the global momentum towards mandatory disclosure, write Jake Rascoff and Randi Mail
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A first stab: French institutions try to calculate their biodiversity footprints
03 August 2023As French financial institutions for the first time estimate the scale of their impacts on nature, the numbers look bleak - but not comparable. Thomas Cox writes