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Lombard Odier IM withdraws from controversial Bahamas oil project after backlash

Khalid Azizuddin -

27 April 2021

The BCorp wealth manager is now considering new measures aimed at preventing similar incidents

Japanese Corporate Governance Code Revision: A Missed Opportunity for Biodiversity

François Mosnier -

16 April 2021

Plans to update the Japanese Corporate Governance Code focus on sustainability, but Japanese firms already have a high rate of sustainability reporting. The opposite is true for biodiversity though, argues Planet Tracker’s François Mosnier

Daily ESG Briefing: EU accused of bowing to pressure to include fossil-based gas in...

RI journalists -

11 March 2021

The latest developments in sustainable finance

Bonds & Loans: COP26 co-hosts Italy and the UK enter green bond market

Dominic Webb -

3 March 2021

A weekly overview of ESG developments for fixed income

‘CalPERS is overlaying physical climate risk with water scarcity insights’: California’s Betty Yee on...

Kirsten James -

26 February 2021

Ceres’ Kirsten James talks to investors about valuing water

UNEPFI | Rising Tide: Mapping Ocean Finance for a New Decade

Jamie Hicks -

17 February 2021

This new report sees the United Nations build on these Principles, mapping the current state of ocean finance and the transition required at the start of the UN Decades of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development and Ecosystem Restoration. The report reveals the current trends in lending, underwriting and investment activities which impact the ocean, the frameworks and financial instruments that are successfully addressing ocean sustainability, and highlights new opportunities and gaps in the market. It looks across five key ocean sectors, chosen for their established connection with private finance.