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SEC climate rules could have 'meaningful' impact on private firms

The climate disclosure rules proposed by the US Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) could have a "meaningful" indirect impact on private firms despite not currently covering unlisted companies, according to a report.

Bond round-up: Bank of Communications, Singapore, SELP, Innergex, Maruha Nichiro ... and more

Commonwealth Bank to face shareholder resolution on emissions targets

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CommBank) is to face a shareholder resolution which calls on the bank to stop financing fossil fuel expansion.

Supply chain emissions tracking is 'growing' data opportunity

Data for the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions in companies' supply chains is an area ripe for investment, according to a climate-focused private equity investor.

ICE to host GreenTrees' carbon credit auction

India close to setting up local carbon market, says S&P

Emerging markets 'generate the most material outcomes'

While emerging markets are behind on ESG, Kunal Desai says this presents an opportunity for investors to drive 'potent' shareholder returns. Genevieve Redgrave reports.

Apex launches Singapore ESG compliance service

ESG data a heightened challenge in emerging markets

Ninety One is looking to step up its transition financing in emerging markets, but data continues to be an obstacle, says its chief sustainability officer Nazmeera Moola

India has tremendous scope for blue bonds, says regulator

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has opened a consultation on the potential of 'blue' bonds in the country alongside proposed updates to its green bond standard to align more closely with the Green Bond Principles (GBP) amid lacklustre uptake of its framework.