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Video: Invesco's Lisa Tao on Asian corporates and their journey to net zero

Lisa Tao, senior credit analyst at Invesco, shares her thoughts on how Asian corporates are progressing in the move to net zero emissions.

Innagreen launches renewables platform

Bond round-up: Pirelli, India Exim Bank, Heidelberg Materials ... and more

Jefferies: Investors 'underappreciate' EU nature policy

Investors need to be aware of significant EU corporate regulations, which align with the targets of the COP15 biodiversity agreement, Jefferies Equity Research has said.

Biodiversity: engage to change

Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM)'s lead investment stewardship manager Snorre Gjerde outlines how the sovereign wealth fund is approaching the topic of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation

Anew: 2025 targets drive boost in demand for voluntary carbon credits

Companies are snapping up voluntary carbon credits as they seek to fulfil their looming interim decarbonisation targets, an executive at Anew Climate has said.

Australian companies face rising scrutiny of 'social license to operate', says UBS

Pressure on companies to prove they have a 'social license to operate' will be heightened in Australia in 2023 as social issues are more intensely scrutinised, said UBS.

First US central bank-led climate analysis to assess risks to real estate

The six largest US banks are to study the exposure of their real estate portfolios to physical risks posed by climate change, in the country's first climate scenario analysis exercise led by the Federal Reserve Board.

BlueOrchard's InsuResilience strategy invests in Brazilian insurer

A strategy that invests in insurers it believes can help strengthen the resilience of developing countries to climate change has made an investment in a Brazilian insurer.

Sustainability-focused Article 9 funds 'underreporting' exposure to fossil fuels

Investors have been warned of underreporting by sustainability-focused funds of their exposures to polluting companies, after analysis of EU 'Article 9' funds suggested that only 10% accurately disclose such information.