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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.
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Firm says proposal would unlock more money as part of policy manifesto to 'unleash capital' for net-zero investments.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: CalPERS to vote against all Exxon directors; NBIM to vote against TotalEnergies CEO.
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European Commission confirms proposed 'Level 2' changes to SFDR regime still being assessed, no timeline for adoption.
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Growing demand from members to 'steer real-world outcomes' prompts central banking group to set up stewardship forum.
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Industrial policy is key to decarbonising the economy but financial policy should not be seen as 'second best', says RI's new columnist.
Proposed move to extend SDR to apply to portfolio management services comes ahead of introduction of fund-level ESG labels in the UK.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Shell urges shareholders to vote against Follow This climate resolution; Rathbones considers voting against Exxon directors.
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