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Latest Stories
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TNFD to release disclosure metrics next week
23 March 2023The Taskforce for Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) is set to release, for the first time, a draft reporting framework with a set of 14 external disclosure metrics next week.
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Storebrand: Investors should apply biodiversity exclusions 'much more'
23 March 2023Investors should be adopting the "precautionary principle" around investment exclusions on biodiversity grounds "much more", Storebrand told an Environmental Finance event
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Forthcoming TNFD metrics would work in sustainability-linked instruments
23 March 2023Metrics to be published by the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) next week should be usable in sustainability-linked instruments, which could speed-up TNFD adoption, a member of the initiative has told an Environmental Finance event
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ECB says climate 'tilt' cut carbon intensity of bond purchases by 65%
23 March 2023The weighted average carbon intensity (WACI) of corporate bond purchases by the European Central Bank (ECB) was slashed by about 65%, following the introduction of a 'climate tilt' methodology to prioritise 'greener' issuers