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India sovereign green bond demand weak amid 'greenium' push

India rejected the majority of the bids for its latest sovereign green bond deal after investors resisted accepting a 'greenium' on the issuance.

UN plastic treaty negotiations end without agreement

Negotiations on an international plastic treaty have been suspended without agreement, as dividing lines deepen on plastic production and finance.

Aviva fined by Luxembourg regulator over ESG failures

Aviva Investors Luxembourg has been fined €56,500 ($59,500) for failure to comply with disclosure laws in the country including not meeting its own sustainability-related exclusions policy, according to the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF).

EU banks' corporate loans have implied temperature rise of about 4°C, says EBA study

Proving the case for natural capital investments

As Climate Asset Management celebrates passing $1 billion of assets, its CEO Martin Berg says it hopes to launch a follow-up fund next year. Peter Cripps reports

Aviva to integrate nature into transition plan

Aviva is to integrate nature into the second version of its transition plan, a conference heard.

'Loose' EFRAG transition plan guidance permits greenwashing, NGOs argue

EU publishes answers to frequently asked questions on taxonomy

Investors insufficiently pricing tropical cyclone risks, warns Amundi

Investors have "begun" to price-in physical climate risks associated with tropical cyclones, but prices could fall further as media attention rises, research by Amundi has found.

US investors still 'actively seeking green bonds'

As the US green bond market continues to struggle, investors must fix sustainable bond demand 'communication break', participants tell Ahren Lester