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India’s recent budget presentation said government will develop climate taxonomy, two years after initial proposal was submitted.
Recent Supreme Court decisions will be a headwind but not a huge blow to SEC's climate rule and ESG enforcement, say lawyers.
Banks face possible new requirements around developing transition plans and assessing client resilience to ESG risks.
Emerging markets need transition finance to accelerate decarbonisation. Chaitra Nayak outlines what is needed to support this mobilisation in India.
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The latest ESG movers and shakers: Border to Coast's head of RI steps down; Marin replaces Boissinot as head of NGFS secretariat.
Europe’s central bank says it will take ‘remedial action' on pathway deviations as staff pension fund almost entirely ditches fossil fuels.
Market regulator SEBI said it made the changes to ease compliance and reduce costs.
Verena Ross responds to challenge on lack of ‘market signals’, telling RI Europe actions will come but national supervisors still on learning curve.
US bankers also flag challenges around data timing mismatches and 'black box' climate modelling.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: AP7 excludes seven oil and coal companies; Railpen says voting pre-disclosures 'opened door' for engagement with Alphabet.