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The latest developments in sustainable finance: Canadian Sustainability Standards Board sets out 2025 workplan; next steps for Australian taxonomy.
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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.
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Investors talk to RI about how they approach DE&I with US companies following a slowdown in momentum on the topic and some public retreats from commitments.
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Consultation by Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD) shows mixed reaction to proposed framework.
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Asset owner flags concerns over NZAOA, PAAO reporting requirements, working groups and overlap with EU regulation.
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European Commission pushes back against characterisation of EU sustainability rules.
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Investors are struggling to source relevant data as corporates and managers remain divided on disclosure rules.
Think-tank tips 2024 to be record-breaking year for ESG-labelled bonds after strong H1.
EU regulator also flags effect of US anti-ESG backlash on ability of shareholders to engage on climate.
Swiss financial giant responds to government's acceptance of NGO complaint over private prisons investments.
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