Genevieve Redgrave

'World first' jaguar insurance launched

Microsoft agrees 'world's largest' biochar deal

Microsoft has agreed to purchase 1.24 million tonnes of carbon removal credits from Exomad Green over the next 10 years, in what is thought to be the world's largest biochar deal.

Cambridge Associates 'wouldn't recommend' biodiversity credits

Cambridge Associates would not recommend biodiversity credit-based strategies to investors, telling an Environmental Finance conference that biodiversity co-benefits in the carbon market are likely to be prioritised instead.

Lloyds sets up carbon and nature capabilities

Business case for sustainable agriculture is currently 'challenging'

Lack of performance data and unclear definitions means sustainable agriculture remains a "challenging" business case for investors, according to Agriculture Capital.

Bangladesh launches nature finance programme

Could a company issue a debt-for-nature swap?

A corporate debt-for-nature swap is 'possible' but would face challenges, an Environmental Finance conference heard, alongside warnings that sovereigns are facing 'pitching fatigue'.

UK, EU agree to work towards ETS linkage

The EU and the UK have agreed to work towards linking their Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS), with exemption provisions also agreed on the Carbon Border Adjust Mechanism (CBAM).

Article 6.4 standards confirmed

The supervisory body of the Paris Agreement's Article 6.4 mechanism has adopted standards outlining how projects can accurately measure their impact.

ESG backlash 'good for the market'

The 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.