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  • Banks back liquid assets

    11 December 2012

    A combination of economic and environmental factors are creating promising investment opportunities in the water sector, say banks and fund managers. Graham Cooper reports

  • Doha 'landmark' compensation agreement points to widening rich-poor gap

    11 December 2012

    A "landmark" agreement to look into a system for compensating developing countries for disasters and damage reached at the UN climate talks in Doha risks widening the divide between rich and poor nations, it was warned today.

  • RBS launches £200m carbon reduction fund

    10 December 2012

    The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has launched a fund to offer low-cost loans to help UK businesses reduce their emissions and become more energy efficient.

  • Doha climate talks extend Kyoto, chart path to 2015 deal

    10 December 2012

    The UN climate talks in Doha ended on Saturday with agreement on a second commitment period under the Kyoto Protocol as well as a work plan for a new international framework – amid criticism of a lack of urgency from NGOs.

  • Business fears over energy and resource costs hit three-year high – PwC

    10 December 2012

    The number of business leaders worried that energy and resource costs pose a threat to growth has hit a three-year high, PwC has suggested.

  • Green Investment Bank hires chief risk officer

    07 December 2012

    The UK's Green Investment Bank (GIB) has appointed Peter Knott as chief risk officer.

  • Litvack to step down as F&C GSI head

    06 December 2012

    Karina Litvack is to step down as head of governance and sustainable investment (GSI) at asset manager F&C after 15 years in the role.

  • Tried and tested

    06 December 2012

    Environmental investing need not be rocket science, Nino Tronchetti Provera of Italian private equity firm Ambienta tells Mark Nicholls

  • Risk management increasingly important for investors' ESG efforts – report

    06 December 2012

    An increasing share of European asset owners say the management of long-term risk is their main motivation for incorporating environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria when they invest, according to a survey.

  • Banking on the environment

    06 December 2012

    Fearing customer pushback, the banking industry has been slow to lead on environmental issues – but, it turns out, its clients are receptive. Mark Nicholls reports from the first Banking in the Environment conference

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