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Investors still some way behind on nature, says Jupiter's Wallace

Investors should be allocating more of their portfolios to natural capital solutions but need more nature-related disclosure from companies to accurately assess risk, says Jupiter Asset Management's Jon Wallace.

Bridging the gap

Ashley Camhi, director of innovative finance, forests and climate change at the Wildlife Conservation Society and leads the engagement with the private sector on HIFOR. Camhi explains HIFOR's work in providing an investment solution that bridges the gap between nature and climate.

ResponsAbility loans additional $18m to Candi Solar for EM expansion

People Moves, 11 October: Climate Change Committee, BII, ING ... and more

Canada raises CAD2bn from green bond tap

Verra registers first biochar project

ETFs: an easy way to dive into blue investments

A passive fund is a way for investors to get comfortable with the theme, Lorraine Garros-Sereyjol tells Jennifer Forrest

Transparency needed to avoid nature greenwashing, says Sustainable Fitch

More transparency is needed on how companies are assessing the materiality of nature risks and substantiating claims, Sustainable Fitch has said, as more firms include nature metrics in their reporting.

UNDP advises Mizuho on scaling Asia sustainable finance

ICMA Principles to prioritise work on transition, sustainable fintech

The executive committee (ExCom) of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA)-administered Principles has introduced financial technology (fintech) and digitalisation as a key priority for its work over the next year...