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  • World Bank: 'Save' SLBs with stricter standards and scrutiny

    30 August 2023

    The World Bank said there are encouraging signs that the quality of sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) is improving, but standard-setters, external reviewers and regulators also need to up their game to support the "revival".

  • HKMA sets 'transition principles' for banks

    30 August 2023

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has called on banks to follow a set of high-level principles for transition planning.

  • RBC's climate framework 'highly tentative', says IEEFA

    30 August 2023
  • Australian insurers to be put to climate test

    29 August 2023
  • MSCI and Google Cloud to launch AI solution to measure climate risks

    29 August 2023
  • 'Landmark' Global Biodiversity Framework fund launched - but with $40m shortfall

    29 August 2023

    A 'landmark' Global Biodiversity Framework fund was finally given the go ahead, but after just two governments made funding commitments, a further $40 million needs to be found by the end of the year.

  • Orchard Street pens first deal for maiden impact fund

    29 August 2023

    Orchard Street Investment Management's debut Impact Fund has made its first acquisition.

  • Climate may force rate of inflation re-think, Australian central bank governor warns

    29 August 2023

    Increasing uncertainty around the macroeconomic impact of climate change is likely to fuel a debate on how Australia's central bank manages inflation, its incoming governor has warned.

  • Ostrum AM: 'Very interested' in more social sustainability-linked bonds

    29 August 2023

    Ostrum Asset Management is "very keen" to see more social-focused sustainability-linked bonds come to the market, to allow for diversification from its current climate-focused investments in the performance-based instrument.

  • Impact accounting: A 'gamechanger' in impact investment?

    28 August 2023

    A model for 'impact valuation' could transform how investors view their contribution to sustainability issues, argues Astanor Ventures. Michael Hurley reports