Analysis

  • Scaling sustainable sovereign debt

    30 May 2025

    The sustainable sovereign debt market is gaining momentum, driven by a growing demand for financial solutions that link economic growth with environmental, social, and nature-positive outcomes, writes Barbara Oldani

  • Webinar: Flood data playing much bigger role in portfolios for investors

    29 May 2025

    Extreme rainfall and periods of longer, wetter weather are prompting some investors to incorporate flood risk into their decision-making processes, Environmental Finance webinar panelists explainFlood data is playing a crucial role

  • What is the impact of the SDR's impact label?

    28 May 2025

    The UK's regime has helped bring clarity to the impact label and could be copied by the EU, writes Jennifer Forrest

  • How are pension funds approaching nature?

    27 May 2025

    Pension funds are still learning about natural capital, but are increasingly expected to allocate to the theme. Genevieve Redgrave reports

  • Real estate: from regulation to reality

    26 May 2025

    Policy shifts are reshaping green investment into the global real estate sector, writes Jonathan Cohen

  • Comment: Gloom engulfs Wall Street's green bond bankers

    22 May 2025

    Underwriters are praying for a greenium to help cure the sustainable bond market malaise. Peter Cripps reports

  • Sustainability, according to Roberts, Popes and Monks

    21 May 2025

    Sustainability does not need to be reinvented - there are plenty of inspirational words and solutions, writes Marcio Viegas

  • The EU's Clean Industrial Deal: A gamechanger for Europe?

    20 May 2025

    Can the bloc's industrial strategy persuade investors to back European cleantech, Michael Hurley asks

  • How mining companies can foster a productive relationship with Indigenous Peoples on nature

    19 May 2025

    The metals and mining sector is heavily exposed to the material financial risks that can arise from mismanagement of environmental and social issues, writes Meryl Richards

  • Why investors must lead on seafood traceability

    16 May 2025

    Seafood remains one of the least transparent sectors in the food industry, and as result one of the most exposed to illegal practices and human rights abuses, writes Max Boucher