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FNG loses two of its largest members after board disputes and arguments over fund label at the end of last year.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: EBA proposes introduction of voluntary EU label for green loans; Swiss listed companies to submit sustainability reports to shareholder vote.
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Australian Ethical and Market Forces have co-filed resolutions focused on transition plan requirements at NAB and Westpac.
The latest ESG movers and shakers: Marius Kat joins FCA to lead international sustainable finance drive; PRI seeks head of policy for APAC.
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Financial news from Dubai: MDBs join taskforce to boost climate and nature-linked sovereign financing; PRI launches net-zero policy taskforce for international regulators.
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Triodos and Ecology Building Society will remain members of GFANZ alliance despite threats of COP departure.
The latest ESG movers and shakers: Invesco appoints Betournay director of ESG research; CA100+ announces new steering committee members.
Principles for Responsible Banking initiative urges lenders to set targets on portfolio composition and financial flows, as well as client engagement.
The study will inform an upcoming discussion between the ECB and the ECON committee.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: ECB’s Elderson threatens daily fines for banks which fail to meet climate change supervisory expectations; NZAOA sets out expectations on AMs for climate engagement.
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