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BDO closes books early on sustainability bond following strong demand
13 July 2026Philippine lender BDO Unibank has closed the books on its latest peso-denominated ASEAN sustainability bond ahead of schedule, after attracting strong demand.
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'Climate risk is no longer a distant concern' - Allspring
13 July 2026Companies are increasing capital expenditure (capex) to climate-proof their business, as recent heatwaves in Europe demonstrate the potential impacts of climate change, according to Allspring Global Investments.
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Nature data: the shift towards financial materiality
13 July 2026Financial institutions are prioritising the financial materiality of nature data, with data providers now rushing to catch up. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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TNFD asks investors about confidence in ESRS and ISSB nature approach
10 July 2026The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) is asking investors how confident they are the EU's European Sustainability Reporting Standards and International Sustainability Standards Board's (ISSB) planned approach will provide useful data.
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Outflows from ESG funds don't tell the whole story, says Aberdeen
10 July 2026Outflows from pooled funds hide a more "grounded" understanding of sustainability among institutional investors, who are increasingly turning to bespoke solutions, according to Aberdeen.