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UAE looking to establish water finance agenda
30 April 2025Genevieve Redgrave reporting from Abu Dhabi
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Gulf should become the 'Silicon Valley of sustainable finance', says GCFC
30 April 2025Genevieve Redgrave reporting from Abu Dhabi
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Aéma to expand biodiversity footprinting to cover its insurance arm
29 April 2025French insurer and asset manager Aéma has announced plans to release a group-level biodiversity footprint.
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Finding financial partners for regen ag 'challenging', says Danone
29 April 2025Finding financial partners to work with on regenerative agriculture has been "more challenging than we'd like", Danone has said, as it called for an intermediary in emerging markets.
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Call for regenerative agriculture standard, amid 'big risk of greenwashing'
29 April 2025Better standards and data collection are needed to combat the "big risk of greenwashing" in regenerative agriculture projects, a conference has heard.
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EU shouldn't oversimplify nature data, says IAPB's Goulard
29 April 2025Genevieve Redgrave reporting from Paris
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Little progress made on deforestation, finds Global Canopy
29 April 2025A 'minority' of companies are taking meaningful action to address deforestation risk, Global Canopy's latest Forest 500 report has found, as it tells Environmental Finance that financial institutions need to step up.
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Finance for Biodiversity pledge reaches 200 signatories
28 April 2025Genevieve Redgrave reporting from Paris
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Companies can benefit from standing by DEI policies despite political backlash, says M&G
25 April 2025Despite wider political pushback, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies are not universally being dropped, M&G has claimed, claiming they have the potential to positively impact company financials.
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France launches carbon credit charter
25 April 2025The French government has launched a charter for the voluntary use of carbon credits, in a bid to help clarify how companies can use Article 6 mechanisms as part of their transition.
- Global partnerships can make AI our climate co-pilot
- Bezos Earth Fund: We need 'an operating system for valuing nature'
- Anti-ESG politics should largely be 'blocked out', conference hears
- Canadian 'competitiveness' push can benefit from transition plan work, says pension head
- German Chancellor calls for 'complete repeal' of EU CSDDD
- Bridges exits UK wind power maintenance business
- Adaptation becoming more prominent in green economy, LSEG report finds
- Incofin closes water private equity fund at €61m
- SocGen: Blue bonds push is a 'positive move'
- 'We are at the early stages of a complete revolution in data'
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ESG backlash 'good for the market'
16 May 2025The ESG backlash is likely to benefit the sustainable investing market - and the data on which it relies - in the long run, Environmental Finance's Sustainability Data conference in New York heard.
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BNPP quits impact network GIIN following strategic review
16 May 2025BNP Paribas Asset Management has quit the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) after deciding not to review its membership, Environmental Finance has learned.
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Why investors must lead on seafood traceability
16 May 2025Seafood remains one of the least transparent sectors in the food industry, and as result one of the most exposed to illegal practices and human rights abuses, writes Max Boucher
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Middle Eastern sustainable bond market 'building strong momentum'
16 May 2025Middle Eastern sustainable bond issuance has significantly increased in recent years, in particular since 2023 as the region hosted the high-profile UN COP climate summit.
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Masdar secures largest green bond orderbook
16 May 2025Masdar has raised $1 billion from its third green bond in a deal which was more than six times oversubscribed, securing its largest orderbook to date.