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Baltics 'very attractive' for forestry investors

Countries in the Baltics have become attractive to sustainable land investors as global warming improves growing conditions, INVL's Martynas Samulionis tells Thomas Cox

Transition methodologies failing to meet Paris Agreement, academics warn

Existing methodologies commonly used by companies, investors and regulators for calculating transition pathways are failing to accurately reflect the Paris Agreement goals, with academics warning that most business will consequently fail to reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in time.

Loan round-up: EDP, HDFC, CBRE, Ardmore Shipping, Airtel Africa ... and more

GRESB and GI Hub partner on ESG data

Actis acquires Vietnamese renewables firm

Low water levels pose credit risk for German manufacturers, says Moody's

Water levels in the Rhine, which are at their lowest since 2018, are 'credit-negative' for German chemicals companies, said Moody's Investors Service.

HSBC AM fund screens biodiversity laggards

UK consults on biodiversity net gain metric

Amundi US launches ESG strategy

Calls grow for EU alignment with ISSB standards

Groups representing the accounting and investment management professions have added their weight to calls for proposed EU corporate sustainability disclosure standards to align with a global baseline also in development.