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EU carbon market weekly update - 15 September 2015
15 September 2015This week's high auction volume of EU Allowances will provide a test of the carbon market's current resilience, says Louis Redshaw.
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EU carbon market weekly update - 19 January 2016
19 January 2015Heavy selling by an industrial company is the probable cause of the recent sharp decline in the EUA price, but further large falls are unlikely, says Louis Redshaw.
- COP16: 'High-integrity' biodiversity credit framework launches - and says 'no to international offsetting'
- AI data company Auquan raises $4.5m with aim to automate ESG reporting
- BNP Paribas: US utility green bond issuance 'may rise 50%' in 2025
- Webinar: Vague definition of greenwashing deters 'transition' finance
- Finance emerges as battleground at COP16
- EU-China common ground taxonomy to be expanded at COP29
- Co-benefits focus 'a problem' in VCM, says Integrity Council
- Brookfield buys into four UK offshore wind farms
- Finding alpha: looking at alternative ESG data related to human capital
- Barbados 'set to launch $300m water-focused debt swap'
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Sustainable bonds 'more attractive' to investors if primary spend is clear, says APG
01 November 2024Sustainable bond issuers have been urged to make it clear to investors where they primarily intend to allocate spending, according to pension fund investment firm APG - even if such guidance has to be qualitative rather than quantitative.
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European Leaders at COP16 are Helping Protect Indigenous Lands
01 November 2024Protecting 30% of the Earth should not mean expelling Indigenous Peoples and local communities from their land, write Dr. James C. Deutsch and Dr. Viviana Figueroa
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From COP to coop
01 November 2024While COP16 is important, it is also worth paying attention to a bond issue from a UK chicken producer, write Ulf Erlandsson and Trisha Hutchinson
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Impact could top 15% of UK's total AUM by 2030, investors predict
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Gaps remain despite progress on PAI reporting, as regulators told to step up scrutiny
01 November 2024Gaps remain in financial institutions' reporting of the 'principal adverse impacts' (PAIs) of investments, and despite gradual improvements in some areas EU regulators were told to "increasingly challenge" investors on their reporting.