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Judging the credibility of transition plans, part one
26 July 2024Investors preparing for a wave of transition plan disclosures face a complicated task to determine 'what good looks like', Michael Hurley writes
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A burning need for carbon finance in clean cooking
25 July 2024Carbon finance can be a powerful catalyst to help make universal access to clean cooking solutions a reality by 2030, writes Nick Marshall
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A tropical forests mechanism can help scale-up financing to protect the world's forests
24 July 2024The proposed mechanism could attract and deploy financial resources to countries committed to forest conservation, write Pedro Moura Costa, Tasso Azevedo and Ilona Szabó
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It's not you, it's me
22 July 2024Sustainability and impact advocates can close the 'do-say gap' in 21st-century investing, writes Kieron Boyle
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Sustainable bond 'maturity wall' marks major milestone
19 July 2024Record maturing sustainable bond volumes could slow net issuance, but represents a "significant" next step for a market that is coming of age. Ahren Lester reports
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Nature reporting on the rise
18 July 2024Europe is leading the way in demanding companies report their nature impacts, but other parts of the globe are set to follow. Genevieve Redgrave reports.
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Green bonds and biodiversity: a challenge and an opportunity
17 July 2024Greater transparency will make it easier to steer capital towards the theme of biodiversity, which is so essential to securing the sustainability of our economic activity, writes Louis Wuyam
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Putting transition plans to the test: Moody's
16 July 2024Investors face a tough task in scrutinising corporate transition plans - but an increasing number of products promise to help. In the first in a series, Michael Hurley examines Moody's Net Zero Assessment
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Is politics ignoring the climate-and-nature crisis?
15 July 2024Addressing both climate and nature is a business imperative, despite the deafening political silence, argues Andrew Coburn
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SDR and the need for independent assessment
12 July 2024Some asset managers plan to use internal controls, such as the risk management function and sustainability committee, to perform the independent assessment required under the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements, writes Annie Omojola
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- Financial institutions' taxonomy alignment close to zero, PwC study finds
- SLLP consider formalising 'sleeping SLL' guardrails
- 'Not credible' to run transition funds from third-party data, says MetLife IM
- Environmental Finance Sustainable Loans Insight 2024
- A burning need for carbon finance in clean cooking
- Australia urged to integrate biodiversity into taxonomy
- Ditch SFDR definition of sustainable investments, replace Articles 8 & 9, ESMA suggests
- NatWest: Investors 'increasingly' asking for blue and nature bond deals
- Asset manager neglect of climate adaptation leads Brunel to take engagement 'into own hands'