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Sovereign debt alone won't help emerging markets transition, says Ninety One

More capital needs to flow to private markets to help emerging economies transition to a lower carbon economy, said Nazmeera Moola, chief sustainability officer at investor Ninety One.

Taxonomy reporting a 'blind spot' for US companies preparing for CSRD

A requirement to report in line with the EU's taxonomy for sustainable activities is a 'blind spot' most US companies are only beginning to grapple with, according to KPMG.

'Promising' future for sustainable sukuk as record 2024 on track

Medium-term growth in sustainable sukuk issuance remains "promising" amid a record-breaking start to 2024 for the sustainable Islamic bond market, with some key markets seeing almost half of total sustainable bond issuance in sukuk format.

Impact Earth invests $3.6m in Brazilian agroforestry business

Carbon credit supply 'running ahead of demand', says MSCI

The supply of carbon credits is "running ahead of demand", MSCI has said, but predicted the implementation of Article 6 and CORSIA will continue to drive the market forward.

L&G NTR Clean Energy Fund signs first battery storage deal

PCAF reaches 500 signatories

IETA launches Article 6 platform in Singapore

IETA, formerly the International Emissions Trading Association, and the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) has launched a platform to help Singaporean companies access high-quality Article 6 credits.

UK regulator says pension schemes too focused on minimum compliance

FCA sustainability labelling gets off to slow start

UK fund managers have been urged to adopt sustainability fund labels as a priority to address transparency and greenwashing concerns - but only one fund manager has confirmed publicly it will use the labels.