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Brazil's forest finance moment: why companies can't afford to wait
06 November 2025For the first time, significant volumes of high-integrity jurisdictional forest carbon credits are expected to come online, starting in 2026. But will corporate demand keep pace, asks Keith Tuffley
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COP30: 10 years after Paris - back to square one
05 November 2025The discussion about climate change needs to return to economic reality to help reconnect climate action with people, writes Daniel Klier
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'Private credit will supersede private equity in impact investing'
04 November 2025Debt will be the next growth driver of impact investing, Matt Christensen tells Jennifer Forrest
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Could banks and insurers be about to get their own Omnibus
03 November 2025The EU is in the throes of butchering its ESG reporting regulations - could ESG aspects of prudential rules be next on the chopping block, asks Michael Hurley
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Are transition bonds ready for a new dawn?
31 October 2025With updated bond market guidance on transition finance expected this week in Japan, are transition bonds finally ready to end their time in the purgatory of being half labelled and half loved, asks Ahren Lester
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Can the TFFF overcome the paradoxes that hindered REDD+?
30 October 2025It is unclear whether the TFFF will complement or compete with existing REDD+ efforts, writes Renat Heuberger
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Debut 'methane abatement bond' expected in 2026
29 October 2025AllianceBernstein says there has been 'positive' issuer interest in methane abatement bonds, and US investors appear primed to unlock their impact potential. Ahren Lester reports
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COP30: How sovereign SLBs can make NDCs 3.0 investable
28 October 2025As countries prepare their next round of Nationally Determined Contributions, the challenge will be to turn ambition into capital flows, write Darius Nassiry and Ina Hoxha
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TNFD, two years on: difficult but useful
27 October 2025Financial institutions are beginning to integrate findings from TNFD reporting into their products, but tell Genevieve Redgrave that data remains a challenge for more sophisticated reporting
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Eurazeo shipping fund not blown off-course by IMO carbon tax delay
24 October 2025The International Maritime Organisation's vote to delay a global carbon tax is disappointing but doesn't torpedo the sustainable investment thesis, Guillaume Branco tells Genevieve Redgrave
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- Forestry industry captured GHG Protocol process, outgoing advisor alleges
- French investors devise framework to tackle 'engagement washing'
- Permira makes 'transformative investment' in CDP, as it becomes 'commercial entity'
- Sovereign credit ratings 'ignoring' nature risks
- Capital Continuum merges with Finance Earth
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