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Biodiversity is now embedded as a core ESG concern for financial institutions, but progress towards tackling nature loss remains mixed.
The TNFD achieved a surge of adoptions after publishing its recommendations in September. Many expect its recommendations to eventually become part of mandatory nature disclosure regimes.
Cali, Colombia skyline
The investor community will play a key role at the COP16 biodiversity summit in Colombia, says TNC’s Muhtari Aminu-Kano.
World leaders have pledged to ‘halt and reverse wildlife loss’. Data reveals the extent of the challenge they face.
Marine iguana in the Galapagos
The Oceans Finance Company’s Erik Wandrag discusses the future of debt-for-nature swaps and related mechanisms.
Farm workers harvesting yellow peppers in California
More holistic approaches to the way investors disclose social data are needed, say Bob Dannhauser and Mark Hodge from Shift
Emissions
Data remains a key priority as investors seek to build net-zero portfolios, while the hunt for better data on the ‘S’ in ESG finally seems to be gathering pace
Sustainability network
The International Sustainability Standards Board aims to provide a global baseline for sustainability disclosures, but it is on course for success?
The APAC responsible finance industry came together in Singapore to discuss the region’s key ESG priorities.
The region is grappling with the phase-out of coal-fired power generation, while regulators are tightening sustainable finance requirements.
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