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Green finance qualification for bankers planned
16 July 2018The Chartered Banker Institute is to launch a new green finance qualification for bankers in the UK and abroad.
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Steering group for Green Finance Institute announced
16 July 2018A steering group has been assembled to guide the launch of the UK's Green Finance Institute.
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Climate change could cause UK flood losses to rise by 30%
16 July 2018Annual average losses resulting from flooding at residential properties in the UK could rise by 25% - 30% over the next 20 years as a result of climate change, according to JBA Risk Management.
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EU carbon update, 16 July 2018
16 July 2018There is no compelling fundamental reason for the EUA price to move significantly in either direction, but technical analysis continues to favour further gains, says Louis Redshaw.
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Votes pile up in latest poll of voluntary carbon market
16 July 2018Several hundred votes have already been cast in Environmental Finance's latest survey of the voluntary carbon market.
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CBI readies certification criteria for forestry bonds
16 July 2018A public consultation on criteria for forestry and other land use projects to be certified under the Climate Bonds Standard is due to end on 20 July.
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BAML regains top green underwriter spot, as US market 'reawakens'
13 July 2018Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) has regained the title of leading underwriter in the green bond market, helped by a "reawakening" of the US corporate market.
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People Moves: Signal Capital, LGIMA, NordIX and Smart Pension
13 July 2018Sarbjit Nahal has joined private asset management firm Signal Capital as a partner and will lead its efforts to integrate themes into the investment decision process for both existing funds and future development plans.
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Proliferation of SRI labels could pose problems, says asset manager
13 July 2018The growing number of socially responsible investing (SRI) labels in Europe could present fund managers with a serious headache as they look to comply with future legislation, according to a major French asset manager.
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Singapore banks come under fire for coal lending
13 July 2018Singapore-based banks DBS and OCBC have been criticised by local NGOs for reportedly planning to finance a coal power plant in the region.
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