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EU and ISSB's salsa dancing.... In wait of the Tango?
09 November 2022Public announcement of an interoperability framework close but not there yet, Vincent Huck writes
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Sustainable bond round-up: your questions answered
27 October 2022The Environmental Finance Data team answer audience questions from the third quarter 2022 sustainable bond issuance round-up webinar. Compiled by Guy Richardson
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Comment: The spectre of Stuart Kirk haunts sustainable finance
21 October 2022Sustainable finance needs bright new ideas. And, for that, we must encourage freedom of expression, argues Peter Cripps
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The Future of ESG Data Conference: Highlights
20 October 2022Environmental Finance's in-person conference on The Future of ESG Data this week highlighted the numerous challenges that are being addressed in the space, as related regulatory and market developments unfold at record pace
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Q&A with IOSCO's Kris Nathanail
20 October 2022Following her keynote address at Environmental Finance's The Future of ESG Data conference, IOSCO's senior policy advisor gives her assessment of the challenges facing the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)
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Fund-level scenario analysis requirement is 'regulatory overkill'
19 October 2022The merits and shortcomings of scenario analysis were debated at a panel discussion at The Future of ESG Data conference. Peter Cripps reports
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Dealing with inconsistent ESG data
18 October 2022A consistent ESG investment approach is 'largely impossible' across asset classes with current data, The Future of ESG Data 2022 conference heard. Ahren Lester reports
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Avant garde: biodiversity reporting in France
17 October 2022As French financial institutions report biodiversity-related information under the pioneering Article 29, Thomas Cox assesses the lessons learned
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Don't let 'sleeping SLLs' lie
12 October 2022The LSTA is finalising best practice guidelines to help tackle 'sleeping SLLs', writes Ahren Lester
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Comment: The UK's sustainable finance rules: A job half done
07 October 2022The new UK government needs to finish the job started by its predecessors, and belatedly finalise its sustainable finance policies, writes Peter Cripps