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The EU's new climate policy means carbon pricing no longer has a border
27 December 2023The incoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism send waves through global supply chains, writes Adam Hearne
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Will the voluntary carbon market stage a comeback in 2024?
24 December 2023There was disappointment over Article 6 at COP28, but the carbon markets may yet have a key role to play in the transition, writes Peter Cripps
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Fitch: Social to rise up the sustainable bond agenda in 2024
19 December 2023Nature-related sustainable bond issuance is set to give social co-benefits greater prominence in 2024, Sustainable Fitch says. Ahren Lester reports
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Sustainability-linked shipping finance ready to set sail
18 December 2023Shipping firms could turn to more sustainability-linked finance after the IMO delivered a long-awaited net zero transition plan. Ahren Lester reports
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COP28: a world under pressure
02 December 2023Governments putting short-term politics before long-term climate policy must change course at COP28, argues Tom Williams
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COP28: How Article 6 can leverage the voluntary carbon market
24 November 2023As Article 6 policymakers design a new global carbon market, employing proven solutions will accelerate implementation, writes Xpansiv CEO John Melby
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Sustainable bonds are 'stretching for smaller sovereigns'
22 November 2023New Zealand struggled to find adequate eligible projects for its issue, necessitating robust management of its green spending. Ahren Lester writes
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The rise of responsible investment in Asia: A focus on transition finance
17 November 2023Asian efforts to catalyse transition finance present lessons for the rest of the world, Romain Pison writes
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The ISSB: turning to implementation
16 November 2023The ISSB would consider creating a standard for SMEs if it would help them work with investors and other corporate clients, its vice-chair Jindong Hua reveals in a Q&A
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'Transition is the new battleground'
07 November 2023Following the launch of ASEAN transition finance guidance, Eugene Wong argues that the shift to net zero requires a local, rather than a global, approach. Ahren Lester reports