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ASCOR adds 'below 2°C' benchmark to its sovereign debt assessments
23 July 2026A group of 85 countries will be assessed on whether their emissions pathways and targets are in line with a benchmark of 2°C of warming, under a revised methodology that previously only included a 1.5°C temperature benchmark.
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$101bn US pension fund decries SEC climate rule cuts
23 July 2026Claims of cost-savings linked to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rescinding its climate disclosure rule are overstated and the move will only make investors' work harder, a major US pension fund manager warned.
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LGFA water sector-focused SLLs targeting 'unique opportunity'
23 July 2026The pioneering water-focused sustainability-linked loan (SLL) programme launched by the New Zealand Local Government Funding Agency (LGFA) is looking to take advantage of major changes in the water sector
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Energy sovereignty for Europe requires strategic infrastructure investment
23 July 2026With energy now a core sovereignty issue, we need a far more disciplined allocation of capital, writes Nicolas Rochon
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ISSB sets up AI debate as it agrees to overhaul IT industry standards
23 July 2026The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) teed up a future debate on reporting on artificial intelligence (AI), as it voted to "comprehensively enhance" six industry-specific standards in the 'technology and communications' sector.