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Protecting forests: laissez-faire, or work them?
13 March 2025A debate around how best to manage land may be missing the forest for the trees, writes Christoph Butz
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The Omnibus is welcome - but the EU must go further and fully align with ISSB
12 March 2025We need regulatory rollback - despite it running counter to the ESG data industry's prevailing narrative, writes Kentaro Kawamori
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One year on: Biodiversity Net Gain
11 March 2025One year on, England and Wales' Biodiversity Net Gain market continues to expand - despite uncertainty about its future. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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'Article 9' becomes headwind for sustainable bond funds
10 March 2025Declining investor demand for 'Article 9' funds helped slow the growth of European sustainable bond fund market, reports Ahren Lester
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Sustainable bond funds assets hit record $46bn in 2024
07 March 2025Sustainable bond fund assets edged higher, to a record $46 billion in 2024. Managers are optimistic of further growth in 2025. Ahren Lester reports
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Which of the UK's SDR labels is proving most popular?
07 March 2025There are four labels under the UK's Sustainability Disclosures Requirements - but which are investors flocking to and which are they shunning? Jennifer Forrest investigates
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Camco looking for portfolio guarantees to help crowd-in private sector
06 March 2025Following its successful first close of its blended finance vehicle, Camco's Benjamin Hugues tells Jennifer Forrest how it has kickstarted the process of finding extra risk mitigation instruments to help attract private sector investors
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Natural Capital Investment EMEA 2025 conference round up
04 March 2025The well-attended event in London highlighted that natural capital remains the 'hot topic' of sustainable investing but more infrastructure building is needed. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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Unlocking local currency finance: The EBRD's SME local currency programme
04 March 2025The development bank's programme is helping to strengthen financial markets, writes Thea Kokhreidze and Callum Thomas
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Does the EU's Omnibus reduce transition planning to a publicity exercise?
03 March 2025Experts are divided over what a change in wording in the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive means for climate transition plans, Michael Hurley reports
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- Axa IM 'downgrades' and 'may reduce exposure to' companies that weakened climate targets
- EU countries agree to 'stop the clock' on CSRD reporting
- 'World first' carbon credit standard launched
- UK government releases 'world-leading' nature finance standards
- Redemptions, taxonomies to help sustainable bond market to fresh highs, says SocGen
- Sustainable Bonds Insight 2025
- Indian muni issuers still 'missing green bond potential'
- Cambridge Associates shifts sustainability focus to climate risk planning
- Taxonomy cuts to 'significantly damage' sustainable investment market, warn EU advisers