Genevieve Redgrave

UK government pathway needed to 'guide private sector action' on nature

US investors urge EU to delay deforestation regulation

The American Chamber of Commerce to the European Union (AmCham EU) has called for a delay to the EU's Deforestation Regulation, saying that it is "extremely concerned" about the potential of companies to meet its upcoming implementation deadline.

Palladium and Respira to launch two funds

Corporates looking to 'atone for their sins' on nature, says New Forests

Corporates are looking to "atone for their sins" on nature by investing in nature-positive opportunities and credits, New Forests has said.

South Pole carrying out 'thorough review' of project partners

South Pole is carrying out a "thorough review" of its project partners in a bid to improve the integrity of its standards and to further 'financialise' its work.

Clear business case needed for biodiversity credit growth, says Pollination

While the biodiversity credit market is developing its infrastructure, it still needs to provide a "clear business case for investment", Pollination has argued in a study of the market.

'Worrying sign' countries far off COP16 biodiversity plan deadline, warns WWF

Weeks away from an impending deadline to deliver updated national biodiversity strategies and action plans (NBSAPs) at COP16, WWF has found only 22 countries have done so.

Blue bond label important despite 'colour fatigue', says IFC

Despite potential 'colour fatigue' its important to differentiate blue products, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and T. Rowe Price have said, calling for more investors to move into the market.

Need to 'find new money' at COP16, say organisers

COP16 will need to find "new money" from the private sector, organisers of the biodiversity conference have told media, as it looks to create a financial mobilisation mechanism.

UK to consult on voluntary carbon markets