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ISSB's Faber: Double materiality should not be 'a battlefield'

The chair of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has said standard setters are not "in battle" over the decision of whether to incorporate 'double materiality' approaches, arguing that there is an urgent need to end this "divisive narrative".

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Biodiversity credits should learn 'painful lessons' from carbon market, says Bank of America

Biodiversity credit markets need to learn "painful lessons" from the carbon markets, and may require support from governments to build their credibility, said Bank of America.

Brazil: Biodiversity, poverty prominent in sustainability bond debut plan

The Brazilian government has confirmed as much as 18% of its debut sovereign sustainability bond will be committed to biodiversity projects, with clean transport, renewable energy and combating poverty also key financing targets for its maiden bond.

Loan round-up: Blackstone Real Estate, Danish Agro, Yapi Kredi and more

MSCI acquires carbon consultancy Trove Research

MSCI has acquired Trove Research, which specialises in the voluntary carbon market.

Robeco offers carbon offsets for climate funds

Robeco has offered its clients an opportunity to offset the emissions of three of its climate-focused investment funds.

Mirova exploring the production of biodiversity credits

A sustainable land use-focused fund is testing projects with the potential to generate biodiversity credits, Environmental Finance has learned.

Bond round-up: Rivian Automotive, Valeo, North Macedonia and more

CA-CIB publishes 'five steps' to green banking transition

Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank (CA-CIB) has published the 'five steps' to greening banking operations based on its own experience, in a report from an International Finance Corporation (IFC)-led bank alliance.