- Winners of the 2025 Sustainable Debt Awards revealed
- Alto Mayo's lesson in bridging the climate finance gap
- Schroders sets path for Apple to address Scope 3 emissions with new fund
- NZBA ditches requirement to target 1.5°C alignment to give banks more 'flexibility'
- Nature based solutions: The opportunity for renewable energy investors
- Climate policy pendulum may bring near-term relief but longer-term pain, S&P says
- New Agriculture launches agricultural landscapes strategy
- IMO agrees 'landmark' carbon tax on shipping
- Sustainable Debt awards - Personality of the year: Bodo Winkler-Viti, Berlin Hyp
- Sustainable bond issuance falls 20% amid corporate, sovereign slump
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'Proxy voting is not dead'
16 April 2025This AGM season will reveal shareholders' climate resolve, writes Michael Hurley
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Sustainable bond issuance falls 20% amid corporate, sovereign slump
15 April 2025Sustainable bond issuance volumes have fallen by more than a fifth in the first quarter of 2025 compared with the year prior, after corporate and sovereign issuance slumped by 40%.
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NZBA ditches requirement to target 1.5°C alignment to give banks more 'flexibility'
15 April 2025The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) has approved changes to its framework to no longer require targeting 1.5°C alignment - instead allowing members to choose from "a wider range of net-zero pathways ... to limit global temperature rise to 'well below 2°C' and to strive for 1.5°C".
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Nature based solutions: The opportunity for renewable energy investors
15 April 2025Embedding nature based solutions alongside renewables can unlock additional revenues from ecosystem services, write Hing Kin Lee and Valeria Ramos
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Franklin Templeton launches two ESG-focused ETFs
15 April 2025Franklin Templeton has added two sustainability-focused index-tracking exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to its range.