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France moves closer to requiring 'say on climate' transition plans
12 July 2023Companies listed in France would be required to give investors a 'say on climate' transition plans and their implementation, under plans set to be discussed in Parliament this month.
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Video: ESG data needs for TimesSquare Capital Management
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Mirova: EU Green Bond Standard weak on impact reporting rules
12 July 2023Felipe Gordillo says the EU should have gone further on impact reporting requirements in its landmark green bond regulation. Ahren Lester reports
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Cibus-managed fund to deploy $200m to glasshouse food growers
11 July 2023A Cibus-managed fund aims to deploy $200 million via a platform it has set up to invest in fruit and vegetable growers using sustainable glasshouses, Environmental Finance understands.
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US investors expect ISSB alignment, despite ESG backlash
11 July 2023Many investors in North America expect the market to align with the International Sustainability Standards Board's (ISSB) climate and sustainability standards, despite the growing ESG backlash in the US.
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NBIM tells EU to change course on mandatory ESRS climate, social disclosure
11 July 2023Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) said the European Commission should change plans to make some key climate and social corporate disclosure standards voluntary rather than mandatory.
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Unlisted renewables to get boost from UK pensions initiative, Aegon says
11 July 2023Renewable energy investments are likely to be the target of UK pension funds seeking to up the proportion of their investments in unlisted equities, according to the CIO of Aegon.
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Better data 'will unlock insurance and investment in natural capital projects'
11 July 2023A lack of timely and reliable data has deterred investment in, and insurance of, nature-related projects, the head of a nature technology collective has claimed.
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Limit climate indicators for assessing sovereigns, Ascor told
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UK pensions reforms to unlock billions for climate investments, CIOs say
11 July 2023Nine of the UK's largest pension schemes have signed up to a voluntary initiative to boost investment in unlisted equities, which CIOs have said could catalyse big investments in areas including climate-related technologies.