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Carbon offsets: From pledges to proof
25 February 20262026 is the year carbon stops representing abstract virtue and starts behaving like a regulated input, writes Charlie Sichel
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Planting the seeds for a sustainable future
24 February 2026There is a once in a generation opportunity for UK investors to take part in the clean industrial revolution, driving growth and creating new, local, green jobs and industries, writes Lauren Juliff
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Removing green finance roadblocks on the rocky road to net-zero
23 February 2026If we adjust financial incentives, green finance can turn today's rocky transition path into a more navigable road, writes Simone Varotto
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Nascent Sri Lankan sustainable bond market seeks foreign investors
20 February 2026As sustainable bond issuance grows, Punyamali Saparamadu tells Ahren Lester the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) is focusing on finding ways to attract foreign investors
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Scope 2 change
19 February 2026The GHG Protocol's Scope 2 consultation is more than a technical update - it represents a potential shift in how corporate demand drives renewables investment, writes Alex Bookless
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Will investors buy the transition bond label?
18 February 2026The Principles have issued guidelines to help high-emitting companies raise 'transition' finance. Are investors convinced, asks Michael Hurley
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Is nature a blind spot for central banks?
17 February 2026Momentum on addressing nature is growing amongst supervisors, but the topic lags far behind climate. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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Green bonds: delivering tangible impact and advancing the transition
16 February 2026The green and other sustainable-labelled debt market not only provides diverse opportunities to finance the climate transition, but it does so in pursuit of tangible impact, writes Anuj Gulati
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How SFDR 2.0 could transform ESG data
12 February 2026A category for 'transition' investments implies a transformative shift in how investors interact with sustainability data, Michael Hurley writes
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Sustainable bond market contracts 17% amid major US issuance decline
10 February 2026After four years of $1 trillion annual issuance, US corporates led a sustainable bond pullback to levels not seen since 2020. Ahren Lester reports
- BlackRock's sustainable and transition funds attract inflows despite backlash
- Better capex data is not a 'nice to have' for investors, webinar hears
- 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
- China's offshore green bond to catalyse market
- Vasakronan seals EuGB double in quick succession
- Storebrand and BNP to lead nature transition group