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Greenwashing 'not uncommon' in green bond issuers, says HKMA
30 November 2022Greenwashing is 'not uncommon' amongst corporate green bond issuers, a report by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has found.
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Free access for US public pension funds to Impact Cubed data
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AFII: Milestone 'first' SLB step-up should give investors confidence
30 November 2022The sustainability-linked bond (SLB) market has reached a milestone after the "first" step-up was triggered by PKN Orlen...
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Australian regulator reveals prospect of bank losses from climate change
30 November 2022Australia's largest banks should be prepared to face 'financial challenges' resulting from losses caused by the effects of climate change, a vulnerability assessment by the regulator has found.
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Impax CEO: the best is yet to come despite volatile 2022
30 November 2022Impax Asset Management's CEO has shrugged off a fall in assets in its full year results, arguing that "the best is yet to come" as the shift to a net-zero economy gathers pace.
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Biodiversity: why investors should care
30 November 2022An agreement on a biodiversity framework at COP15 next month could help direct private financial investment, writes Steve Freedman
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More turbulence forecast for EU taxonomy as expert group plots way forward
30 November 2022The European Commission has been warned of further challenges that could stifle progress on its sustainability taxonomy, including in areas such as forestry and on criteria to ensure investments do not 'significantly harm' the EU's sustainability objectives.
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ESMA, ISS ESG to discuss the future of sustainable finance regulation
29 November 2022The ways in which sustainable finance regulation can evolve to help investors more efficiently channel investments to support the transition to net zero is to be discussed on an Environmental Finance webinar.
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Malaysia to launch sustainable finance taxonomy
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Bamboo mulls more blended finance for greater impact
29 November 2022Impact investor Bamboo Capital Partners says its next fund launches will rely on public as well as private financing after finding it "almost impossible" to fundraise from private investors over the past year.