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EU green bond market expected to 'pick up' after recent share 'dip'

The European Environment Agency (EEA) expects the share of corporate and government green bonds in the EU bond market to "pick up" in the future after 2023 saw the first decline in market share contraction since 2018.

Abrdn and Palladium Group launch nature investment partnership

Asset manager abrdn and impact advisory firm Palladium Group have launched a programme to invest in nature regeneration sites across Scotland.

Geopolitics now a 'very complex issue' for sustainability, says Ma Jun

Geopolitics is making the sustainable transition increasingly difficult, with room for multilateral cooperation diminishing, Chinese environmentalist Ma Jun has said.

CEV leads $8.2m funding round in energy efficiency business

BII, Standard Chartered sign $350m funding for Africa and Asia

Pollination bags $20m from Mizuho Bank for 'minority' stake

Scotland launches strategy to scale up nature markets

The Scottish government has launched a strategy to scale up private investment in high-integrity nature markets, specifically looking at how to use blended finance.

Q&A with TNFD's David Craig

The co-chair of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures talks to Peter Cripps about why the organisation is consulting on an open-access nature data 'facility'

Shareholders expect us to be sustainable, says Swire

Shareholders in global conglomerate Swire are asking fewer questions about its sustainability because they already expect them to be sustainable, Environmental Finance has heard.

Members network to push for 'global norms' on transition plans after TPT disbands

A membership network is set for launch that will "support the development of global norms for transition plans", the Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) revealed in a report marking the end of the taskforce.