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COP29: Private sector can help developing countries plug $1trn funding gap

COP29: 1.5°C slipping away without mandatory transition plans, says Guterres

UN secretary-general António Guterres has called for mandatory rules for corporates and financial institutions to have 1.5°C-aligned transition plans, after warning that efforts to limit global warming to 1.5°C are "slipping away".

CDP, GRI 'strengthen' environmental disclosure 'streamlining' collaboration

GSIA publishes sustainable investment 'incentive barriers' report

COP29: Brazil publishes updated climate targets

IOSCO encourages regulators to clarify issuers' liability for transition plans

Standard setters and regulators have been "encourage[d]" to provide "markers on what would constitute forward-looking information" to show preparers of transition plans the extent of information they can provide without expecting to be sued.

Iceberg Data Lab launches deforestation tool

Iceberg Data Lab (IDL) has launched a tool assessing the deforestation risk of 3,500 listed companies.

Investors urge EU against delaying deforestation regulation

Institutional investors have urged the European Parliament to reject a request to delay the EU Deforestation Regulation, saying it would unfairly "disadvantage countries and companies that have moved promptly to prepare for the new requirements".

Buyers willing to pay 'much higher' prices for Article 6-aligned credits, says IETA

Buyers of carbon credits are willing to pay "much higher" prices for Article 6-aligned credits, a survey from the IETA has found, but uncertainty about the mechanism lingers.

COP29: MUFG backs Canada-led blended finance initiative

Canada has launched a $1.5 billion blended finance 'platform' that aims to provide climate finance to climate projects in "up to" 25 emerging markets and developing economies, with backing from MUFG.