SEC rules may 'compel' companies to link pay to ESG, commissioner says

Hostile environment in US for ESG sees 'sharp drop' in shareholder resolutions

A hostile political environment for sustainable investment in the US has led to a "sharp drop" in resolutions filed ahead of this year's annual shareholder meetings, according to non-profit As You Sow.

Commercial Bank of Ceylon plans LKR15bn green bond 'Tier 2' debut

The Commercial Bank of Ceylon (ComBank) is planning to raise up to LKR15 billion ($50 million) from its inaugural green bond, believed to be only the third sustainable bond issuance in the country and the first issued as a 'Tier 2' bond.

IFRS and TNFD formalise disclosure collaboration

BerlinHyp navigates the CSRD 'labyrinth'

The German bank took a 'no-bullshit' approach to its first report, Susanna Schmitt tells Michael Hurley

Biodiversity credits a 'greenwashing risk', says former PRI boss

Difficulties around measuring impact mean biodiversity credits could pose a greenwashing risk, a former executive leader at the Principles of Responsible Investment has warned.