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The latest developments in sustainable finance: IFRS Foundation launches survey for investor climate-related disclosures; ISS recommends vote against Woodside transition plan.
The move could see the East African country become a leader on climate supervision.
European Systemic Risk Board says tweaks to IFRS accounting standards could improve climate disclosures, while ESMA has separately proposed new ESG disclosure requirements for CRAs.
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency recruiting for climate risk specialist with ‘emphasis in transition risk’ to guide supervision of US banks.
Market participants report waning enthusiasm for structure as next round of corporates face coupon step-ups.
At the same time, banks were also found to be 'highly exposed' to transition risk.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: NBIM cracks down on gender diversity; Iceland raises €750 million from its inaugural green bond.
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The topic has drawn attention from regulators following the release of PCAF’s voluntary standard.
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The latest ESG movers and shakers: Kramer leaves PGGM after eight years; Citi co-head of sustainability and corporate transition Tuffley quits.
Lenders draw on CA100+ and TPT to develop increasingly sophisticated transition assessments, which they say could lead to clients or transactions being dropped.