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Bank of England adjusts collateral policy to consider climate risks
17 June 2026The Bank of England will no longer accept bonds issued by corporates that derive revenue from thermal coal mining as collateral, as part of wider efforts to 'green' its lending and investments.
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Nissay unveils GPIF-commissioned guide to impact investments
17 June 2026Nissay Asset Management has published research on impact investing, which includes a summary of strategies and a discussion on how the practice links with investors' fiduciary duty.
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Foresight impact and real assets an 'ideal fit', says Guinness, as WHEB changes hands again
17 June 2026A deal to acquire Foresight Group's £1 billion ($1.3 billion) public markets business by Guinness Global Investors has been described as an 'ideal fit', although it means impact investor WHEB changes hands for the second time in two years.
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Will the EU pull the rug from under the ETS?
17 June 2026Investors fear a review of the EU's foundational carbon pricing system could undermine the transition. Michael Hurley reports
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AI build-out 'conundrum' poses 'real challenge' for sustainable bonds
16 June 2026The massive capital expenditure required for the build-out of artificial intelligence (AI) is coming to bond markets, posing a "conundrum" for sustainable investors ahead of clients increasing questions on the topic.