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Latest Stories
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ISSB chair calls on EU to keep 'anticipated financial effects' reporting
30 June 2026The EU should ensure that reporting the 'anticipated financial effects' of sustainability risks remains a "core" mandatory requirement in its reporting rules, the chair of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) said.
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Lloyds launches UK food and nature resilience fund
30 June 2026Lloyds Banking Group and regenerative farming business Wildfarmed have launched a fund to transition the UK farming sector to more nature-positive practices.
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Comment: Please stop talking about David Attenborough
30 June 2026At London Climate Action Week, nature finance events often forgot to address the finance, writes Genevieve Redgrave
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We don't need a 'Just Transition' bond label
29 June 2026We could be reaching a turning point for integrating 'just transition' into sustainable finance - but a 'Just Transition' bond label is not needed, according to a leading thinker on the theme.
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Erlandsson: Transition-linked bonds more impactful than use-of-proceeds equivalent
29 June 2026Transition-linked bonds are more impactful than use-of-proceeds focused transition debt instruments, because they "hard-code" transition targets at issuer-level, according to an influential sustainable fixed income expert.