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BNP raises €80m for private equity impact fund
28 September 2020The alternatives investment arm of BNP Paribas has raised €80 million ($93 million) at first close of a private equity fund of funds that will target measurable positive impact alongside financial returns.
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Group assembled to build TNFD
25 September 2020A group was formed today with the aim of setting up a Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD).
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Comment: A toast to the TNFD
25 September 2020Nature is finally making its way up the sustainable investment agenda.
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Biodiversity accounting initiative outlines initial guidelines
25 September 2020A report endorsed by banks and asset managers has laid out a common approach to measuring positive impact on biodiversity.
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26 firms commit to biodiversity impact and disclosure pledge
25 September 2020A pledge to set targets and reporting on biodiversity, and pressure world leaders to reverse nature loss has been signed by 26 financial firms managing over €3 trillion ($3.5 trillion) in assets, including Axa, HSBC Global Asset Management and Robeco.
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People Moves 25 September: Tribe Impact Capital, Ålandsbanken
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European Commission plans to create sustainability database
25 September 2020An EU-wide platform that would provide investors with "seamless access" to financial and sustainability-related information on companies has been made a key part of the EU's plans to deepen the European single market.
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The biggest announcements so far from Climate Week
24 September 2020As Climate Week draws to a close, here are some of the most important announcements from an event defined by the coronavirus pandemic.
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First used cooking oil futures contracts traded
24 September 2020US-based derivatives marketplace CME Group has confirmed the first trade of the Used Cooking Oil Methyl Ester (UCOME) futures contracts for the European market.
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SEC shareholder resolution proposals 'actively muzzle' investor engagement
24 September 2020The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved rules which limit the ability of investors to file shareholder proposals, a move criticised as "actively muzzling" investor pressure on environmental, social and governance (ESG) and other material issues.
- How a Super El Niño could drive food price spikes
- NatureMetrics launches nature risk tool
- How AI can mainstream investments in Natural Capital
- Using the SDGs to invest in sovereign debt
- Draft ESRS for non-EU companies unveiled
- Snam raises €1.5bn through green bond and SLB
- Will the EU pull the rug from under the ETS?
- The emerging concept of 'nature transition'
- Making sense of sustainable finance in a Trumpian world
- Regulators must clarify 'what are we trying to achieve' on sustainable finance rules