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BSI readies natural capital accounting standard as investors seek impact 'baseline'
04 March 2021A forthcoming accounting standard for natural capital could help investors grappling with the problem of assigning a financial value to preservation and improvement of nature.
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Bank of England remits updated with increased focus on environment
04 March 2021The Bank of England has 'welcomed' the UK government's updated remit for its Monetary Policy Committee, which clarifies that the economic strategy of the government includes supporting the transition to a net zero emissions economy.
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Loans round-up: UPL, Sembcorp Marine, UIC, Southern Pastures ... and more
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News Round Up: PBAF, Morningstar, NBIM, NextEnergy, and more
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Taking off: The CA100+ aviation sector strategy
04 March 2021Climate Action 100+ has released its aviation sector strategy, setting out recommended investor expectations for airlines and aerospace companies. Marshall Geck, Rhoda Byrne and Dr Rory Sullivan explain.
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Simon Zadek keynote: Build natural capital into Covid-19 relief packages
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UK plans £15bn maiden green bond programme over next year
03 March 2021The UK government has announced it plans to raise at least £15 billion ($21 billion) from its maiden sovereign green bond programme over the next fiscal year, while also committing to report on its social impact.
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Green bond comment, March: Are green bond investors overly cautious about sustainability-linked bonds?
03 March 2021Interest in sustainability-linked bonds among investors has continued to grow, but green bond-focused investors have offered a more cautious reception to the innovative instruments, says Ahren Lester
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Stranded assets are a long-term risk for major fossil fuel exporters
03 March 2021The transition to a low-carbon economy could be a similar shock to oil revenue as occurred in 2013-2016 and again in 2018-2020, when two oil exporters defaulted, says Ed Parker.
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UK government launches voluntary carbon offset working group
03 March 2021The UK government has launched a working group seeking to make the country a global market for "high quality voluntary carbon offsets," in a move described by campaigners as a backward step on climate action.