Fiona McNally

The new law will require European listed companies to have a minimum of 40 percent women on their boards by 2026.

The latest developments in sustainable finance: UK banks asked to stop financing fossil fuels; Aussie super funds given go-ahead for impact investment.

The latest ESG movers and shakers: PRI chief signatory relations officer resigns; Neha Coulon re-joins JPMorgan EMEA as MD and head of ESG.

The latest developments in ESG-related funds: AEP II reaches over $330m in first close, EIP closes oversubscribed fund at $485m.

The latest developments in sustainable finance: EU asset managers less carbon-intensive than US peers; ISS launches voting preference solution.

The latest developments in sustainable finance: Paul Watchman joins ESG Regulatory Solutions; attorneys general reach settlement with Google.

Financial news from Sharm el-Sheikh: Nigeria adopts IFRS standards; NZBA publishes first progress report on decarbonisation targets.

Investors face 50-60 percent loss under business-as-usual climate scenario, as UK actuarial body warns world is heading towards a “ruin scenario”.

Financial news from Sharm El-Sheikh: IOSCO consults on carbon markets compliance, The White House publishes nature-solutions roadmap.

Financial news from Sharm El-Sheikh: UK announces climate support package, ISSB launches partnership framework for implementation of climate-related disclosure standards.