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Latest Stories
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Remove coal exclusion in SFDR transition category, PRI says
03 July 2026Fund managers should be allowed to invest in companies with significant exposure to coal via a new 'transition' category in the EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) said.
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Clifford Capital targets $600m for transition vehicle
03 July 2026After reaching a $250m first close, its ETAF blended finance vehicle is looking for deals, Lily Choh tells Rob Langston
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Supervisors consult on cuts to taxonomy indicators to 'simplify' reporting
02 July 2026Cuts have been proposed to indicators that financial institutions must use to report their alignment with the EU taxonomy of sustainable activities, in consultations by the bloc's three supervisory authorities.
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Climate solutions should not be a 'winner-takes-all', says TNC
02 July 2026Collaboration is growing between financial institutions on climate solutions, according to The Nature Conservancy (TNC), as peers look to learn from their peers "what works".
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Essential to resist fossil fuel lobby to water down ETS, says ECB's Elderson
02 July 2026It is "essential" that the EU preserves the credibility of its Emissions Trading System (ETS) and resists a fossil fuel "lobby to water [it] down", a board member of the European Central Bank said.