Michael Hurley

Anti-greenwashing work has led to fewer green claims, French regulators say

Measures to tackle 'greenwashing' have led to a reduction in the number of green claims by financial institutions, according to French regulators.

BIS and MAS develop 'blueprint' for regulators' climate data platform

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have developed a 'blueprint' for a proposed climate data platform they said could help financial regulators understand emerging climate-related risks.

Companies leaving it late to do double materiality assessment, PwC survey suggests

Observers bemoan lack of progress on NDCs, climate finance at key pre-COP meeting

Country negotiators at a key meeting intended to "set the table" for discussions at COP29 in November have made very little progress on key issues including national pledges to the Paris Agreement and a new climate finance target, according to E3G.

Nature Restoration Law 'at risk' after EU elections, UBS predicts

UBS has identified the proposed EU Nature Restoration Law as being "at risk" following the outcome of European Parliamentary elections, and a rule to phase out all new internal combustion engine car sales by 2035 could also be a casualty.

Success of far-right won't hollow out EU Green Deal, PRI says

Key parts of the EU's Green Deal will not be threatened by the success of the far-right political parties in elections for the European Parliament, according to the Principles for Responsible (PRI).

NBIM tells Canada not to change ISSB standards

BlackRock adds ESG-free proxy voting service after political pushback

Active Super made 'misleading ESG claims', Australian court finds

Over 1,600 funds may require divestments to comply with EU ESG rule - Morningstar