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Energy transition race for metals 'could threaten financial stability'

Rapid growth in demand for metals critical for the energy transition "could threaten both price and financial stability", in particular in economies such as those in the EU, researchers at the Banque de France have warned.

Sneak peek: The CBI's resilience taxonomy blueprint

The Climate Bonds Initiative's blueprint is intended to provide a practical tool for financial markets to intensify their focus on adaptation and resilience investments, writes Ahren Lester

Loan round-up: Spirits makers Pernod Ricard and Campari toast SLLs

AFII questions strength of ICA Gruppen green bond framework

Fish farms must become sustainable to meet supply, research says

'Scrap plans' for mandatory reporting of opex EU taxonomy alignment, say companies

French companies have called for the EU to scrap its proposal for the mandatory disclosure of operating expenditure alignment with the taxonomy of sustainable activities, claiming investors are more interested in other information.

Church Commissioners begins search for impact fund manager

The Church Commissioners for England has called for applications to join an 'oversight group' to help design and establish an impact fund,...

Credit Suisse arranges $1.6bn debt-for-nature conversion with Ecuador

Credit Suisse has arranged a deal to exchange $1.6 billion of Ecuadorian international bonds for a $656 million 'marine bond', in a debt-for-nature conversion that it was claimed was the biggest ever...

Bond round-up: Goldman Sachs, Verizon, TDC Net ... and more

Sustainalytics: only one firm is aligned with 1.5°C

Morningstar Sustainalytics has provided further details of its recently launched Low Carbon Transition Ratings, revealing that only one company it has assessed so far is currently aligned to a 1.5°C pathway.