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Australian regulator issues first greenwashing fine
27 October 2022The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has issued its first 'greenwashing' fine, to energy company Tlou Energy.
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Fitch forecasts rise of 'natural disaster clause' bonds
26 October 2022 -
Bond round-up: Uruguay, Banobras, TenneT, Südzucker, Chile... and more
26 October 2022 -
Investors need to rethink profit to overcome financing gap, says COP leader
26 October 2022Investors need to rethink their approach to making profit by more explicitly incorporating the assessment of positive climate impact in approaches to valuation, a leader in the Egyptian COP presidency has said.
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Time has come to ready transition plan regulation, Carney says
26 October 2022Regulators internationally should start work to regulate transition plans of financial institutions and businesses to ensure such a regime is ready to govern reporting when these disclosures become commonplace, Mark Carney has said.
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SWEN blue ocean fund raises €150m
26 October 2022SWEN Capital Partners' Blue Ocean Fund has exceeded its target by raising a further €38 million in its latest funding round, taking total investment commitments to €150 million ($150 million).
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$100trn of investment needed to reach net-zero, report finds
25 October 2022Over $100 trillion is needed to 'green' the world's capital stock and reach net zero by 2050, a report by BNY Mellon and Fathom Consulting has found.
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US banks 'have not indicated' intention to quit GFANZ, Carney says
25 October 2022Mark Carney has denied that several large US banks threatened to quit the climate finance group he co-chairs, adding that the CEOs of the banks "have not indicated to me any intention to do so".
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FCA unveils measures to 'clamp down' on greenwashing
25 October 2022The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed a set of sustainability labels and restrictions to "clamp down" on greenwashing.
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World Bank warns of SLB greenwashing risk from 'structural loopholes'
25 October 2022The World Bank encouraged the market to consider expanding the role of external reviewers for sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) to cover their structure, after research identified "structural loopholes" which pose a greenwashing risk for the market.
- Iceberg launches sovereign climate and biodiversity dataset
- COP29: 'Historic step' for carbon markets, as Article 6 crosses finish line
- SLBs linked to donations or carbon credit investments are 'promising'
- IDB Invest and IFC back BBVA Colombia for $100m sustainable bond issuance
- SEC likely to withdraw climate rules, former Commissioner predicts
- After COP29, can voluntary carbon markets scale again?
- EU proposal to bring sustainable finance rules into single regulation risks 'chaos'
- Debt-for-nature deals are 'growing very rapidly and are very scalable'
- The 'finance COP' short-changed the Global South, say investors
- EU sustainability 'omnibus' regulations 'like a bad omelette'