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- Market still seeking the language of nature investments, say Nuveen
- BNP Paribas to halt participation in oil and gas conventional bond issuance
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- Set national transition plans - but not transition finance definition, industry groups say
- SBTi gives carbon credits update in corporate net zero standard revision
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ESMA name rules important step in unlocking transition finance, says BNPP AM
17 May 2024Improved clarity from regulators on what constitutes a sustainable investment is a pre-requisite for unlocking widespread investment in 'transition' assets to reach net zero, according to the CEO of one of Europe's largest asset managers.
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Regnan eyes Japan, UK for impact investment opportunities
17 May 2024A large number of attractively valued companies in Japan and the UK is prompting Regnan to increase exposure in its global equity impact strategy.
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Maynilad readies first Philippines 'blue bond'
17 May 2024Water and waste firm Maynilad Water Services is preparing to raise up to PHP15 billion ($261 million) from its debut 'blue bond' in late May, which will be the first instrument of its type from a Philippine issuer.
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The devil's in the detail: Spotting climate winners and losers
17 May 2024Nuanced analysis is needed to understand each company's climate transition potential, Ben McEwen writes
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UK public spending watchdog highlights risk of biodiversity net gain scheme
17 May 2024A report by the UK's National Audit Office has highlighted risks to the long-term effectiveness of the government's biodiversity 'net gain' scheme in England.