COP28: Global Climate Finance Centre launched to unlock barriers for green investment
GCFC to ‘catalyse the transformation of global financial markets’
Asia
Latest news and expert analysis on ESG investment topics for the Asia region.
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COP28: The key weekend announcements
Debate around the fossil fuel phaseout, science insights and a just transition declaration, ESG Clarity rounds up what readers may have missed at the weekend
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COP28: Firms representing $120trn declare support for advancement of ISSB
Signed statement of support on Finance Day
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COP28: Draft global stocktake highlights concerns over ‘narrowing window’ for action
The highly anticipated document leaves many possible paths open and details on how to drive change are vague, say commentators
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COP28: BlackRock partners with UAE private investment climate vehicle
The asset manager is receiving $2bn to invest in private debt and infrastructure strategies
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Wildlife network launches to develop financial tools
Aim to generate investment to support the transition to resilient landscapes
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COP28: Expectations from around the world
This conference will be the first ‘global stocktake’ since the Paris Agreement in 2015. Ahead of the summit, ESG Clarity speaks to industry leaders from across the world to find out what they hope will be achieved in Dubai
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‘Important breakthrough’ as countries make pledges to loss and damage fund at COP28
From $100m from UAE to $17.5m from the US, countries reveal their commitments to help developing nations tackle climate change
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COP28 wishlist: End fossil fuels, protect our oceans, and fund a renewable future
Sustainable investment professionals share what they think is vital to come out of the next two weeks
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COP28: ‘Don’t come home without a deal’
Intensified calls for phasing out of fossil fuels
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LGT WM promotes Archer to global stewardship role
Strategic input on the company’s net-zero, biodiversity and human rights work
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COP28: Time for a course correction
As climate change impacts spell devastating consequences for economies and communities the world over, Stephanie Maier reminds us what is at stake and calls for decisive action in Dubai