Analysis

• Nature is the new climate

  02 June 2022

  We are seeing the beginning of a shift in policy to provide explicit financial incentives for nature inclusion and restoration, argues Megan Reilly Cayten

  

• A transition taxonomy: ready or not?

  31 May 2022

  Could extending the EU's taxonomy to unsustainable and intermediate activities prove trickier than work on 'green', Michael Hurley asks

  

• France's 'perfectly timed' inflation-linked green bond debut

  30 May 2022

  With a longstanding reputation as a prolific green bond issuer and innovator, France welcomed the strong demand for its 'perfectly timed' green 'linker' debut. Ahren Lester reports

  

• DBS: We need more innovation

  25 May 2022

  As the renewable energy challenge becomes more difficult, DBS is looking to get creative, Lim Wee Seng tells Genevieve Redgrave

  

• America's first state conservation law for private finance

  24 May 2022

  A new law in Maryland may be a model to encourage private capital to expand its role in environmental conservation, writes Timothy Male

  

• New buyers in carbon markets are 'distorting' prices

  23 May 2022

  'Over-zealous' investors in the voluntary carbon market are making 'crazy' high offers for offsets, Vaughan Lindsay tells Madeleine Jenkins

  

• Boards need climate competence, not more numbers

  20 May 2022

  Investors should focus engagement on ensuring company management has climate expertise, argues Laura Zizzo

  

• BNP Paribas is assured it will make net-zero

  19 May 2022

  BNP Paribas is expanding its net zero lending targets to seven new sectors, Laurence Pessez tells Genevieve Redgrave

  

• Asset managers must end fossil fuel investment

  18 May 2022

  There's no way for asset managers to hit net zero targets without setting fossil fuel exclusion policies, argues Desiree Fixler

  

• SCOR, an insurer committed to the climate?

  17 May 2022

  SCOR has so far been slow to respond to the climate emergency, argues Lucie Pinson