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Loan round-up: Bapco Energies, GP Industries, KWAP... and more

COP28: Loss and damage fund secures $277.5m, as conference 'gets off to strong start'

COP28 made "an important breakthrough" on its first day, when a fund to help vulnerable countries adapt to the effects of climate change was put into operation, with $277.5 million committed by several governments.

COP28: 'Unrealistic' to expect agreement to phase out fossil fuels, says Deutsche Bank

The COP28 climate talks kicking off today in Dubai are unlikely to result in an agreement to phase out fossil fuels, given its setting in one of the world's biggest oil and gas producing countries, warned Deutsche Bank.

Nature-based infrastructure a key investment opportunity, says UN

COP: MAS to announce new blended finance initiatives

Net zero targets can oblige progress reporting in financial accounts, says IASB committee

Setting net zero commitments can oblige companies to report their performance against climate targets under existing financial accounting standards, according to the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) interpretations committee.

Companies face failure to comply with EU deforestation law, Ceres says

Few of the world's biggest companies are taking "ambitious action" on deforestation, and run the risk of failing to comply with incoming legislation, Ceres has said.

Bond round-up: Bank Pekao, Argentina, Ericsson ... and more

Bloomberg and Natural History Museum to build biodiversity data tool

Bloomberg has announced it will work with the UK's Natural History Museum to build a biodiversity data tool for investors.

Breaking the status quo on valuing water

A purely financial return on investment-focused approach will almost always undervalue water, writes Alex Money