Policymakers flag fears over ESG (in)action, data and standards
The inaugural sustainable finance conference of the Association of Financial Markets in Europe took place this month in Amsterdam. Capital Monitor went along to take the…
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Virginia Furness is the sustainable banking editor of Capital Monitor. With a decade covering the financial markets, during which she worked in senior editorial roles at Reuters and Euromoney, Virginia is focused on holding to account the ESG commitments made by the world’s most influential banking institutions.
The inaugural sustainable finance conference of the Association of Financial Markets in Europe took place this month in Amsterdam. Capital Monitor went along to take the…
By Virginia FurnessThe European Banking Authority's final draft rules on ESG disclosure include important changes that may alleviate concerns lenders have…
By Virginia FurnessUnder cost pressures post-Brexit, farmers in the UK can potentially help with carbon removal and biodiversity protection, but such…
By Virginia FurnessGreenhouse gas emissions from Britain's agriculture sector may be falling, but farmers still need financing to help them transition…
By Virginia FurnessWith reporting on climate goals well under way, lenders are starting to develop targets for the social pillar of…
By Virginia FurnessBillions of dollars are pouring into the clean energy that is seen as crucial for the transition to net-zero…
By Virginia FurnessBanks say they can help build scale in voluntary carbon markets, by providing services from market-making to deal origination…
By Virginia FurnessBanks globally are grappling with the challenge of decarbonising their lending portfolios. Dutch lender ING has devised sector pathways…
By Virginia FurnessWith investors pushing back on what they see as weak or immaterial claims by issuers of sustainability-linked debt, banks…
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