Modern slavery: is there progress?
A raft of legislation and reporting requirements globally imposes duties on companies, but are actions being taken to prevent modern…
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EU’s new ESG ratings framework will be major overhaul
The EC’s proposal for regulating ESG ratings companies will bring about the biggest change the previously unregulated market has ever…
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S&P’s ESG score call is not the victory the anti-ESG brigade think it is
Getting rid of trivial ESG scores may prove the best thing that’s happened to the development of credit ratings… and…
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Deforestation accelerates despite Cop26 pledges
Although banks continue to finance oil and gas activities in the Amazon, companies are realising the financial risks are too…
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ISSB standards: Market hails “monumental step” forward
ISSB's IFRS S1 and S2 are a major contribution to standardising sustainability reporting, which is a mishmash of voluntary frameworks.
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Finance is unprepared for EU’s deforestation regulations
New EU regulations against deforestation come into effect soon, but many banks and investors still have to engage with the…
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How New Zealand Super Fund’s sustainable strategy is working
Charles Hyde, head of asset allocation at New Zealand’s sovereign wealth fund, discusses integrating its new sustainable finance strategy.
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How to address infrastructure’s critical role in the energy transition
Infrastructure will play a vital role in enabling the transition to net zero. If the world is to reach 2050…
