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IFC issues second 'blue'-focused green bond

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has raised SEK2.6 billion ($252 million) from the second green bond it has issued to promote its 'blue' finance projects amid rising investor interest in sustainable water and ocean-related investments.

EU's von der Leyen calls for a price on nature

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has called for a scaling up of nature credit markets, arguing for a system that rewards nature.

Standard Chartered, British Airways sign "global first" carbon credit deal

Welsh government consults on nature for new investment principles

People moves, 13 September: SocGen, FTSE Russell, ING and Knight Frank

L'Oréal backs French sustainable ingredients startup

Fair Reward Framework launches exec pay tool

Asset owner-led Fair Reward Framework has launched a tool that will help investors assess whether FTSE 100 executive pay is 'fair and proportionate'.

CAD Trust to be funded through Singapore charity

Norway's sovereign wealth fund's Exxon paradox

Exxon wanted to sue their shareholders over climate resolutions. The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund responded by increasing its share in the company - and putting its climate credibility at risk, writes Diego Alexander Foss

APG commits €200m to AllianzGI impact-focused private credit strategy