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The latest developments in sustainable finance: NZBA to table new disclosure requirements; Spanish regulator to focus on greenwashing supervision in 2024.
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It will gradually phase in Paris-aligned transition plan requirements, with the first set of exclusions expected in April.
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RI’s annual Women in Finance survey has received more than 170 responses and will close at the end of the month.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Pimco latest asset manager to leave CA100+; Barclays flags greenwashing as legal risk.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: ESMA preparing greenwashing indicators; ISDA launches climate scenarios for bank trading books.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Nigeria launches consultation on ISSB standards; BoA removes explicit mentions of bans on financing coal and Arctic drilling.
It comes just months after banks came to an agreement on a voluntary disclosure standard.
New York City Comptroller office shifts focus with pioneering resolution at six North American banking heavyweights, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Goldman Sachs.
The ECB also flags elevated litigation and reputational risks for banks that have publicly committed to decarbonise by 2050.
As RI’s net-zero stock take survey enters its final week, sceptics share their thoughts anonymously.
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