EU green lights ESG ratings regulation for 2026
The UK is also bringing forward ESG ratings regulation
Author: Michael Nelson
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Diversity Project hires Edmans to re-examine the ‘business case for diversity’
Professor Alex Edmans will lead study into whether diversity of viewpoint and experience improves investment performance
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Gresham House hires global director of natural capital
Eoin McDonald most recently served as managing director at GreenAgCapital
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Born to rewild: How nature shares are aiming to restore biodiversity to the UK
Michael Nelson reports from depleted farmland on the Castle Howard estate, which is set to provide ‘nature shares’ to the credit market
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Baillie Gifford withdraws from NZAM and Climate Action 100+
‘Our membership has become contested, and this risks distracting from our core responsibilities’
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Making SDR a success into 2025 and beyond
With just weeks away until the FCA’s next deadline, there’s still work to do to ensure SDR delivers against its end goals, writes the IA’s Carol Thomas
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Q&A with UNEP FI’s Fischer: ‘Stakeholders are confident real progress can be made at COP29’
Remco Fischer praises the ‘strong signals’ sent by early announcements
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Sustainable finance identified as ‘priority growth opportunity’ in chancellor’s Mansion House speech
Consultations on mandatory ISSB disclosure and transition planning, along with other measures, were announced
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COP29 Finance Day ‘intense’ as critics say COP ‘is no longer fit for purpose’
A report published on Finance Day said that $1trn is needed per year for developing countries by 2030
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CDP and GRI to work on streamlining environmental disclosures
The two organisations aim to increase access to comparable data through environmental reporting
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Net-Zero Export Credit Agencies Alliance launches first target-setting guidance at COP29
The Alliance also welcomed Finland’s Finnvera as a new member
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GSIA identifies ‘systemic misalignment’ between private investment and policymaking
‘Self-interest and short-termism in the financial system are blocking essential progress’