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Environmental Finance Awards 2010
22 July 2010The annual Environmental Finance Awards recognise excellence in the application of financial markets know-how to the world's most pressing environmental problems.
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CATASTROPHE RISK DEAL OF THE YEAR
22 July 2010In the US catastrophe insurance-linked securities market, almost half of all deals are referenced to industry loss estimates, quickly produced by an independent third party to provide an objective, transparent assessment of the impact on the insurance industry of a particular event.
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Pathways across the valley of death
08 July 2010The US renewable energy sector is beginning to consider life after economic stimulus – but sees a yawning chasm opening up. Gloria Gonzalez reports
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The generation game
25 June 2010Renewable energy infrastructure offers solid, long-term returns – and investors are dipping more than a toe in the water. Christopher Cundy reports
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Global Carbon 2010
22 June 2010Download a free 36-page special report from Environmental Finance and Carbon Finance, prepared for Carbon Expo in Cologne, on the state of the world's carbon markets. (Site registration required)
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The dangers of making a killing on nature
17 June 2010Applying the lessons of the carbon market to biodiversity protection is a recipe for disaster, says Anna Roggenbuck
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Investors pass their verdict
11 June 2010Demand for environmentally-themed investment research is growing – and the brokers are responding. Mark Nicholls talks to the winners of Environmental Finance's inaugural investment research survey
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Beyond project finance?
11 June 2010The Equator Principles have helped embed environmental and social risk management in project finance around the world – but many are calling for their reach to be extended. Jess McCabe reports
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Gilt-edged greenery
11 June 2010Capital is needed to protect the world's forests, and institutional investors need stable, long-term investments that help to hedge climate risk. Could forest bonds be the answer, asks Simon Petley
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Madam secretary
11 June 2010From civil servant to NGO founder to private sector adviser – and now head of the UN's climate secretariat. Christiana Figueres talks to Katie Kouchakji
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- Comment: Are we finally ready to have a grown-up conversation about the transition?
- ISSB to work on biodiversity disclosures
- TotalEnergies pauses SLB plans amid weak market development
- Natural capital will become a fundamental component of investors' portfolios
- Transition bond label is a 'distraction' for transition finance, says MetLife IM
- What is the most important skill you need to succeed in sustainable finance?
- Nature Action 100 publishes company benchmark design
- BoE suggests ways financial institutions can build on climate scenarios
- Governments urged to make nature transition plans mandatory