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CDP widens scope to cover biodiversity, oceans and land use
14 October 2021CDP is set to expand the scope of its disclosure framework beyond climate, deforestation and water ...
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TCFD-based guidance targets overhaul of 'opaque' portfolio alignment models
14 October 2021Best practice guidance for the financial sector to assess future alignment of investment and lending with the goals of the Paris Agreement
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Prince Harry and Meghan become 'partners' in impact firm
13 October 2021 -
FTSE Russell publishes GHG targets framework to help TCFD forward-looking analysis
12 October 2021A framework for corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions targets has been published by FTSE Russell
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SBTi says its net zero standard will tackle 'weak' corporate target-setting
11 October 2021A standard for corporate net-zero target setting due to be published this month will require external verification in an effort to clamp down on "weak" and "inconsistent" pledges.
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LGIM, Aviva join call for UK to mandate transition plans
11 October 2021Aviva Investors and Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) are among organisations calling on the UK government to require large, listed companies to prepare and disclose 'transition' plans to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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GIIN develops 'clean energy' theme for IRIS+ impact measurement
08 October 2021The Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) has added a 'clean energy' theme to its IRIS+ Navigating Impact platform.
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Nuveen launches natural capital, low-carbon infrastructure units
08 October 2021US investment manager Nuveen has launched new arms of its business to target natural capital and low-carbon infrastructure assets, in a move it says can help it address rapid growth in demand for such investments.
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'Definition of impact' could be followed by impact addition to France's SRI label
08 October 2021 -
Greenwashing demands regulatory response, says IOSCO chair
06 October 2021'Greenwashing' risks undermining confidence in the global sustainable finance industry - but regulators are increasingly ready to combat disingenuous claims of positive environmental impact, according to an association of the world's securities and futures markets regulators.