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China unveils sustainability reporting rules for asset managers

The Asset Management Association of China (AMAC) has published 'guidelines' for sustainable investment funds that set expectations to invest at least 80% of their assets in line with their sustainability objectives.

How a Super El Niño could drive food price spikes

An extreme El Niño could cause $342 billion in lost production, writes Andrew Coburn

Bloomberg expands Transition Toolkit

Swiss pension fund manager extends exclusions to new oil and gas

The Ethos Foundation has excluded companies involved in the development of new gas and oil projects from its investments, after it criticised the sector for ignoring investor requests for greater climate ambition.

Taxonomies 'naturally converging' amid 'structured chaos'

Although the landscape of competing sustainable finance taxonomies looks complicated, Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) argues that it disguises the growing convergence and interoperability between them.

Making sense of sustainable finance in a Trumpian world

How is the ESG backlash changing the market, and what place does sustainable finance have in the new world order, asks Peter Cripps

DBS Bank's Muenkel joins ANZ

JPMAM converts open-ended fund into $1.6bn active ETF

EU requests input on CSDDD guidance

The European Commission has asked for feedback to inform the development of guidelines on implementing the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).

New Forests aims to raise $750m for first global nat cap strategy

Australia-based asset manager New Forests is targeting $750 million for the launch of its first global natural capital strategy, Global Landscape Opportunities.