EU companies set to disclose environmental risks
The European Parliament and Council have provisionally agreed on a new directive which will require large…
Policy
The European Parliament and Council have provisionally agreed on a new directive which will require large…
Policy
Asian countries will increasingly require regulatory "guardrails" to ensure fund managers understand…
Asia Pacific,Policy
Carbon,Policy
"Clear gaps" remain in most areas of European banks' climate risk management practices, a top executive…
Policy
Focusing on emissions data is a more straightforward way to assess transition strategies, rather than…
Asia Pacific,ESG Data,Policy
Asia Pacific,Policy
III says insurers promote net-zero via investments and already have sufficient disclosure
Insurance,Policy
Failure by a bank to meet a carbon reduction target would not necessarily constitute greenwashing, an…
Asia Pacific,ESG,Policy
UK pension funds will have to disclose how they align with the 1.5°C goal of the Paris Agreement from…
Policy
Asia Pacific,People,Policy
The science unambiguously tells us that nuclear energy is sustainable and should be included in the EU taxonomy. It is vital for effective decarbonisation that this finally happens, writes David Hess
Policy
Could extending the EU's taxonomy to unsustainable and intermediate activities prove trickier than work on 'green', Michael Hurley asks
Policy
A new law in Maryland may be a model to encourage private capital to expand its role in environmental conservation, writes Timothy Male
Natural Capital,Policy
Investors should focus engagement on ensuring company management has climate expertise, argues Laura Zizzo
Investment,Policy
Amid tough discussions, the Parliamentary amendments to the EU Green Bond Standard proposal go noticeably further than the Commissions plans in several critical ways. Ahren Lester reports
Debt,Green Bonds,Policy
Calvert's founder tells Genevieve Redgrave that the next phase of SFDR will still leave room for interpretation for Article 9 funds
ESG,Investment,Policy