Analysis

  • Valuing climate resilience: the next frontier for financial markets

    25 June 2026

    The building blocks of a resilience market are starting to come into place, write Stephanie Pfeifer and Leslie Maasdorp

  • Sustainable Debt & Transition Finance Asia Conference 2026 Round-up

    23 June 2026

    The Environmental Finance event in Singapore emphasised that Asia is ready and able to drive the next generation of innovation for sustainable debt markets, Ahren Lester writes

  • The emerging concept of 'nature transition'

    23 June 2026

    Efforts are ramping up to provide more clarity on what transition means for nature. Genevieve Redgrave reports

  • How AI can mainstream investments in Natural Capital

    22 June 2026

    A domain-specialised AI assistant can unlock barriers to nature finance by systematising available data and processes, write a team of experts spanning MIT, X (the Moonshot Factory), and global finance.

  • Using the SDGs to invest in sovereign debt

    19 June 2026

    An Aegon fund looks for sovereign sustainability 'improvers', Irina Kurochkina tells Mathilde Dorbessan

  • PGGM: We really see return and impact value in blue bonds

    18 June 2026

    Blue bonds will become more important as nature and biodiversity goals among institutional investors grow, Raymond van Wersch tells Ahren Lester

  • Will the EU pull the rug from under the ETS?

    17 June 2026

    Investors fear a review of the EU's foundational carbon pricing system could undermine the transition. Michael Hurley reports

  • How a Super El Niño could drive food price spikes

    16 June 2026

    An extreme El Niño could cause $342 billion in lost production, writes Andrew Coburn

  • Making sense of sustainable finance in a Trumpian world

    15 June 2026

    How is the ESG backlash changing the market, and what place does sustainable finance have in the new world order, asks Peter Cripps

  • The ESG ratings reckoning

    12 June 2026

    Europe's push for trust may reshape the market, writes Geoffroy Marcassoli