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Transition finance, adaptation and resilience, and the US election have been big topics on the ground for financial institutions.
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Following the Parliament's vote, the Council will need to take a position before the trilogue discussions take place.
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A proliferation of biodiversity metrics presents a unique challenge for investors and corporates. RI spoke to the experts providing guidance in a fast-evolving space.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: EU sustainable platform delays transition finance report; IPDD urges EU lawmakers to reject EUDR delay proposal.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: EPP calls for more changes to EUDR; Aussie financial regulator seeks feedback on sustainability reporting guidance.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: 'Timely and effective' implementation priority for CSDDD, says commissioner-designate; ICMA updates sustainable bond principles handbook.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: Armenia to host next biodiversity COP; WHEB calls for consensus on stewardship engagement definitions and practices in white paper.
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Institutional investors have a key role to play in driving a shift towards more sustainable farming practices, write Laura Chapman and Lucy Hussona.
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Aligning financial flows, data, indigenous communities and the climate-nature nexus have been hot topics for the private sector.
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