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Zeroing In: Financing the green transition

DNV's Niki Hutson, Zohrah Yaqub and Astrid Helene Rusås Kristoffersen explain the findings from its latest Energy Transition Outlook and consider what steps can be taken to keep the transition on track

Helping to build confidence in developing markets

S&P Global Ratings' global head of sustainable finance Bernard de Longevialle and sustainable finance director Beth Burks consider the upcoming COP29 and its work in helping to mobilise private capital to developing economies

Unlocking capital to drive a nature-positive economy

Nature remains an underinvested yet critical sustainability imperative in Asia Pacific. Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation's latest report explores how we can unlock capital to drive a stable and nature-positive economy

The latest trends in transition bond issuance

Environmental Finance Data's research analyst Nimrod Iritz provides an update on transition bond issuance over the past year.

A question of transition

Swami Venkataraman, global head of sustainable finance assessments at Moody's Ratings, explains how independent assessments can help companies communicate their transition plans effectively

What to expect on Article 6 at COP29

South Pole's global senior director Karolien Casaer-Diez and principal consultant Ritika Tewari consider how Article 6 discussions might pan out in Baku.

EFRAG guide 'a good start' but EU needs transition plan committee, report says

Draft guidance to help organisations create climate transition plans in line with EU disclosure rules is "a good start" but the European Commission must address inconsistencies between several EU regulations, according to E3G.

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Company leadership interest in nature 'is limited', says UBP

Interest in nature outside of corporate sustainability teams is "limited", UBP has said, as it calls on business leaders to "buy-in".

Climate risks threaten the insurance model

As insurers' current claims management model is not sustainable, it is imperative to increase investments in the energy transition to guarantee the very survival of the insurance model, writes Guillaume Abel