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Budget also provides update on long-awaited taxonomy and development of sustainable bond framework.
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Marcelo Seraphim discusses the network's progress in Brazil, his hopes for PRI in Person and COP30, and the upcoming Brazilian taxonomy.
Key players opt for PRI in Person amid continuing logistical challenges around travel to Belém for climate conference.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: Global sustainable funds saw outflows of $7.2bn in Q3; UK PPF says ~5% of its private markets assets 'unable to transition'.
Equinor headquarters in Fornebu near Oslo, Norway.
Investors involved say they could engage financial markets regulators in relation to other energy firms' disclosures.
The latest ESG movers and shakers: HSBC promotes Woodfield to head of RI research; ISSB announces updates to board membership. 
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Carney’s vision didn’t meaningfully go beyond measurement, writes RI’s guest columnist.
Two key contributions to the climate debate by former central bankers epitomise the live battle on what should drive decarbonisation.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: European Commission defends sustainability Omnibus process; NBIM excludes French mining company.
Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, Building in Washington DC. The SEC regulates stocks and bonds and related financial activities.
Paul Atkins said 'specious and speculative issues' should not divert attention from financial accounting standards.
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