Analysis

  • Financial institutions lament nature becoming 'political football'

    09 February 2026

    Amidst growing geopolitical backlash against nature, financial institutions have urged governments to be bolder in mandating action.

  • 'Unbelievable' response to pioneering Aussie Taxonomy green bond

    05 February 2026

    The pipeline of Australian Taxonomy-aligned bonds is growing after VPN was "blown away" by the response to the first ever deal, Ahren Lester reports

  • It's time to bring carbon removals into ETS

    04 February 2026

    The scientific case for integrating carbon dioxide removal technologies into climate policy frameworks is now overwhelming, write Alastair Collier and Lev Gantly

  • 'Impact at a critical juncture'

    03 February 2026

    Veteran impact investor Sylvia Wisniwski says the market is evolving amid the turbulent geopolitical environment. Michael Hurley reports

  • Is nature the next frontier for venture capital?

    02 February 2026

    Genevieve Redgrave reports on the growth of venture capital towards nature-related outcomes.

  • Webinar: Sustainability no longer a marginal topic for real estate

    30 January 2026

    The asset class brings its own challenges when it comes to assessing sustainability impacts. Rob Langston reports

  • BNP PAM bullish on prospects for nature-based solutions market

    28 January 2026

    The asset manager is looking to capitalise on the maturing nature-based solutions market, Jonathan Dean tells Genevieve Redgrave

  • A critical moment for democracy and the rule of law

    27 January 2026

    Companies must now navigate an environment where political risk is no longer peripheral, it is strategic, writes Ashley Hamilton Claxton

  • Sustainable bonds could be 'killer app' for digital bond technology

    26 January 2026

    The sustainable bond market should make digital bond structures the norm for transactions, Razvan Dumitrescu tells Ahren Lester

  • Why banks are back in the carbon markets

    23 January 2026

    Growing confidence and policy support is driving banks' action in the carbon markets. Genevieve Redgrave reports