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GreenArc, Franklin Templeton to develop green bond portfolio impact tool

UK 'likely' to make TNFD mandatory

The UK is 'likely' to make Taskforce for Nature-related Financial Disclosures-aligned disclosures mandatory, according to Linklaters.

EU ESG ratings regulation should require double materiality disclosure, parliament told

Sustainable sukuk 'to nearly double market share in five years'

Fitch Ratings said that sustainable sukuk could grow to be 7.5% of the overall sukuk market by 2028, up from 4% at the end of the third quarter.

Bpifrance: Green, social bonds will be half of funding from 2024

French public sector investment bank Bpifrance has issued its first ever social bond, and said that from 2024 it expects half of its annual funding to be secured through green and social bond issuance.

AUD260bn of Australian banks' financing impacts nature

Australian banks have been called on to better address nature in their strategies, after a report by EY found AUD 260 billion ($165 billion) worth of financing goes to sectors causing "huge impacts" on nature.

ESG data regulation risks fragmenting industry, major data providers warn

Divergence in regulatory approaches risks fragmenting the lucrative global market for ESG data, a group of major data providers has warned.

Triple Points lends £40m to UK solar storage

External reviews are the 'main sticking point' for sustainable loan deals

Updated guidance on external reviews is being readied, the Loan Market Association's Gemma Lawrence-Pardew tells Ahren Lester

South Pole walks away from voluntary carbon project