Finance for Biodiversity unveils new name
Rebrand coincides with new investment facility
Nature
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Moody’s warns of $1.9trn in biodiversity loss
Almost $1.9trn – that’s the amount Moody’s Investors Service says is at stake as biodiversity loss intensifies nature-related risks. With financial markets currently under siege, concerns about biodiversity probably aren’t the first thing that comes to mind for panicked investors. But the long-term ramifications of a depleted natural world are potentially devastating. High-risk sectors such as coal and…
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40% of Asian companies referencing biodiversity aren’t taking action
Just 4% treat nature-related issues as a priority
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Finance ministers told to help ‘unlock capital for biodiversity’
Investment initiative invites ministers to COP15 roundtable to discuss aligning financial flows
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Finance ministers told to create biodiversity finance policies
Investment initiative invites ministers to COP15 roundtable to discuss aligning financial flows
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Why temperature rises matter to our natural environment
IA has updated its position on climate change to support the Convention on Biological Diversity
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Ceres Q&A: Don’t ignore role of nature in net zero
‘Investors must hold companies accountable immediately,’ Generation’s Mehn says
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Sustainable Summer with Square Mile’s Anna Mercer: Our industry can learn a lot from charities
The head of 3D research discusses buying more pre-loved fashion, adopting a beehive and Square Mile’s charity initiatives
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Sustainable Summer with Christine Dawson: I’ll continue to avoid flying
ESG Clarity’s Christine Dawson shares tales from the forest and her newfound appreciation for bugs
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Beyond ESG: How these investment firms are giving back
ESG Clarity highlights how several asset managers are championing charitable giving
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Sustainable Summer with Christine Dawson: I’ll continue to avoid flying
ESG Clarity’s Christine Dawson shares tales from the forest and her newfound appreciation for bugs
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Sustainable Summer with Noelle Cazalis: Sacred wells, guide running and Scope 3 emissions
Rathbone’s Noelle Cazalis shares her trips back to France and scuba diving in Mexico – and what it has taught her about our planet