Genevieve Redgrave

'Okay to miss out' on innovative sustainable opportunities, says FSSA

It's better to "miss out on" innovative sustainable investment opportunities than invest without a track record, especially in emerging markets, FSSA has said.

MAS encourages nature's inclusion in transition plans

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has called for nature loss to be addressed within transition plans, as part of transition planning guidance for financial institutions.

US still 'fertile ground' despite ESG pushback, says NY Green Bank

Media coverage of the growing anti-ESG backlash in the US fails to recognise the growing sustainable investment opportunities in the states, the New York Green Bank said.

European Parliament rejects motion to block corporate reporting legislation

The European Parliament has voted against an attempt to block incoming corporate reporting legislation, giving the final stamp of approval for implementation next year.

UK's biodiversity legislation could be replicated, says Gresham House

The UK's 'biodiversity net gain' methodology could be replicated, Gresham House predicted, but it will not be the "silver bullet" for biodiversity many expect it to be.

EU consulting on taxonomy expansion

The Future of ESG Data conference: 'Biodiversity disclosures without targets are meaningless', says Nestle

Disclosing on biodiversity without setting adequate targets and plans in conjunction is "meaningless" and unlikely to lead to progress, Nestle has said.

The Future of ESG Data conference: ESG rating regulation must not 'prescribe what to provide to the market'

Forthcoming regulation of ESG rating providers must not dictate what they should provide to the market, an Environmental Finance conference heard.

The Future of ESG Data conference: Disclosures 'not making the planet any better', says ABN Amro

Sustainability disclosures do not deliver real-world progress, and instead holding board positions and building relationships are much more important in driving change, ABN Amro has argued.

Biodiversity credits should learn 'painful lessons' from carbon market, says Bank of America

Biodiversity credit markets need to learn "painful lessons" from the carbon markets, and may require support from governments to build their credibility, said Bank of America.