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Bahamas signs 'ground-breaking' $300m debt-for-nature loan deal

The Bahamas has signed a $300 million loan with Standard Chartered as part of a ground-breaking marine conservation-focused debt conversion transaction developed with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).

Finnish FSA flags shortcomings in sustainability reports

'High degree of commonality' between CDP reporting and ESRS standards

Transition plan guidance published for EU disclosure rules

Draft guidance has been published to help organisations preparing to report in line with EU disclosure regulations create climate mitigation transition plans.

Powering sustainable AI growth

By supporting innovations in AI infrastructure and data center efficiency, we can catalyze a transition to more robust, resilient, and sustainable power grids, writes Victoria Schlotterback

Sustainable bond impact report shortfalls trigger 'toxic mix of assumptions'

Sustainable bond issuer failure to publish post-issuance impact reports is a major problem in both emerging and developed markets, according to State Street Global Advisors (SSGA)...

Danish regulator uncovers shortcomings in bank and insurer taxonomy reporting

Denmark's financial regulator has found widespread "shortcomings" by the country's banks and insurers in a study of the first year of mandatory reporting of taxonomy alignment under EU regulation.

'Carbon credits should not be a substitute for action'

Edit Kiss shares her five key learnings about the voluntary carbon market

EFRAG agrees partnership to promote 'inequality and social-related financial disclosures'

Pegasus launches Global South-focused sustainability lab