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  • COP29: Article 6.4 operationalisation confirmed

    11 November 2024

    COP29 has kicked off with confirmation that Article 6.4 will be operationalised, a process set in motion by the supervisory body last month.

  • EdenTree adopts 'Sustainability Impact' label for two funds

    11 November 2024
  • COP 29: Will AI be mentioned in the final text?

    11 November 2024

    AI, with all its implications for emissions, should be hotly debated in Baku and have a significant presence in the final agreement, argues Mathieu Nègre

  • Chinese stock exchanges publish sustainability disclosure guidelines

    08 November 2024
  • Can COP29 deliver on the key issue of finance?

    08 November 2024

    COP29, due to begin on Monday has been dubbed 'the finance COP', and will be judged largely on whether it succeeds in stimulating a step change in financial flows to both climate mitigation and adaptation.

  • Latest Environmental Finance COP Insight published

    08 November 2024

    Environmental Finance has published a COP-focused special report in the build up to COP29 taking place in Baku next week.

  • Webinar: Investors need to 'get ahead' of land economy transition risks

    08 November 2024

    The land economy sector faces key transition risks, climate research and advisory organisation Orbitas has told an Environmental Finance webinar, but investors can "get ahead" by identifying financing gaps and exposure to potential opportunities.

  • Ducking public Scope 3 targets in SLBs 'tarnished' market

    08 November 2024

    Although Scope 3 emissions targets are "tough," a sustainable bond investor said cases of sustainability-linked bond (SLB) issuers with public targets related to material Scope 3 emissions "tarnished" the market by not including them in their bond deal.

  • Ninety One adopts 'Sustainability Impact' label for Global Environment Fund

    08 November 2024
  • Invesco to pay SEC fine for charge that it overstated ESG assets under management

    08 November 2024

    Invesco has agreed to pay a $17.5 million fine to settle a charge by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that it misled clients by claiming that a higher percentage of its assets were 'ESG-integrated' than the investor could prove.