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One year on from the launch of the TNFD framework, financial institutions reflect on progress made in early reporting and outline key challenges faced.
Engagement initiative welcomes new investors including French and Canadian asset owners.
Local asset owners also put pressure on Finnish forestry company, while NGO pauses relationship.
With two months to go until policymakers convene in Cali, players talk to RI about their plans and expectations for the event.
The latest ESG movers and shakers: PRI hiring nature specialist and workstream members for net-zero policy group; Michaelsen leaves Nordea.
Investors praise carbon-credit revenue structure as supranational borrower ups deal size.
UK manager urges bourses to back TNFD framework, flags regional corporate interest in nature risks.
Australian government also urged to add pollution to headline ambitions in responses to first consultation on sustainable finance roadmap.
Biodiversity is now embedded as a core ESG concern for financial institutions, but progress towards tackling nature loss remains mixed.
Bloomberg’s Christian O’Dwyer talks us through the challenges of collecting nature-related data.