Optimism trumps uncertainty
The market for carbon offsets remains buoyant, despite regulatory uncertainty. Elena K. Johansson talks to winners of our annual Voluntary Carbon Markets Rankings to find out why.
Carbon,Investors,Policy
Results for Kathy Benini
The market for carbon offsets remains buoyant, despite regulatory uncertainty. Elena K. Johansson talks to winners of our annual Voluntary Carbon Markets Rankings to find out why.
Carbon,Investors,Policy
IHS Markit plans to launch an ESG reporting platform next week, which will be developed to include data…
Corporate,ESG,Investors
Developments in international policy, new standards and the promise of future demand from the aviation industry are pushing the voluntary carbon market forward, the top firms in Environmental Finance's 2017 rankings say
Carbon,Markets
Despite another year of low prices, optimism remains high in the voluntary carbon market, according to…
Carbon,Policy,Stranded Assets,COP
Sweeping changes in environmental markets made 2015 a pivotal year for the voluntary carbon credits, according to respondents in Environmental Finance's Voluntary Carbon Market Survey.
Carbon,Markets,Policy
Prices have come under renewed pressure, say the winners of this year's Voluntary Carbon Market Rankings, but growing interest from corporates offers reasons for hope. Peter Cripps reports
Carbon,Markets
Sentiment in the voluntary carbon market remains bullish despite prices continuing to come under pressure,…
Carbon,Markets
The dominant players in the voluntary carbon market are optimistic about the future, despite a decline…
Corporate,Markets
Markit has enhanced its online registry for carbon credits in a move it believes will give a welcome…
Markets,Corporate
ESG in Fixed Income featuring Green bonds Europe
Insurance & Climate Risk EMEA 2018
Green Equities 2018
Green Bonds Americas 2018
Conservation finance may appear to be one of the most esoteric investment niches, but experimentation and innovation is giving way to proof of concept – attracting a growing number of institutional investors along the way. Mark Nicholls reports
Is managed decline the only way?