Genevieve Redgrave

Inconsistent ESG ratings 'failing to measure impact'

Inconsistent ESG ratings "do not necessarily measure" a company's impact on society and the planet, which is making it difficult for investors to make informed investment decisions, a report has said.

MAS creates sustainable finance advisory panel

Taking the brakes off onshore wind

Lifting the effective ban on onshore wind farms in the UK will "release the brakes" for investors, Foresight tells Environmental Finance.

People Moves 7 October: BNP Paribas, M&G, Mirova ... and more

MAS launches ESG impact 'hub'

Indian regulator recommends voluntary carbon market development

A sustainable finance committee at the IFSCA has recommended that an Indian voluntary carbon market is developed as part of plans to attract international investment.

GFANZ to launch APAC coal 'phase out' guidance

GFANZ is preparing to launch guidance for financial institutions in the Asia-Pacific region on how they can 'phase out' coal.

Philippines launches environmental risk guidance

The central bank of the Philippines has launched guidance for banks on incorporating sustainability into risk management frameworks.

Brazilian election unlikely to stop renewables market growth, says Victory Hill

The outcome of the Brazilian presidential election is unlikely to put a stop to the rapid growth of Brazil's renewables market, Victory Hill has told Environmental Finance.

Natural capital opportunities 'few and far between'

Unearthing nature-related investments in innovative areas is challenging but could boost Jupiter's Green Investment Trust, its managers tell Genevieve Redgrave