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Carneyโ€™s vision didnโ€™t meaningfully go beyond measurement, writes RIโ€™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.
Annual report on PAI disclosures finds overall quality has improved, but calls for better reporting on actions and targets.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: US administration slams NBIM Caterpillar exit; ESG fund outflows 'could be due to shift from US managers'.
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FSA noted gaps in relation to product, strategy and stakeholder engagement-related reporting.
Despite guidance from Competition Bureau, concerns remain as firms continue to hold back on disclosures.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance:ย NBIM to exclude six companies with operations linked to West Bank and Gaza; UK Transition Finance Council launches consultation on draft guidelines.
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Representatives from central bank and market watchdog flag concerns over interoperability issues with ISSB in draft simplified ESRS.
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