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The latest developments in sustainable finance: $5.2trn investor group voices concerns around shareholder rights in light of Exxon lawsuit; UK investors vote against climate resolution at Shell.

It comes as FCA says it will consult on 'strengthening' transition plan expectations as part of efforts to endorse ISSB-based sustainability standards.

Emily Pierce and Johanna Fager Wettergren propose 'equivalence with conditions' to bring the ‘building blocks’ vision to life while also advancing EU policy goals.

M&G Investments, Meeschaert AM and MN have quit as engagement leads for the French energy giant, Responsible Investor has learnt.

Investors warn UK risks falling behind other jurisdictions and of 'detrimental implications' for wider sustainability disclosure regime.

The latest developments in sustainable finance: CalPERS to vote against all Exxon directors; NBIM to vote against TotalEnergies CEO.

CBI, IIGCC, SMI and Climate Arc launch framework to help investors assess transition progress across ‘inoperable’ global standards.

Shift follows French oil major's statement that chair/CEO did not participate in 'unanimous' vote on split roles.

The latest developments in sustainable finance: European Commission to publish CSRD Q&A; Net Zero Engagement Initiative consults on expanding company list.

Responses to call for evidence from government-sponsored Transition Finance Market Review stress need for investible assets.