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NGO will call on investors to vote against board chairs of banks that have backtracked on climate.
Adam Levine in front of the Office of NYC Comptroller.
In first interview with financial media, Mark Levine tells RI he will 'hold every asset manager to extremely high standards on climate'.
Investment giant warns targets body that sticking to 1.5C pathway risks alienating firms that could take 'meaningful' action.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: UK pension fund votes to remain invested in defence; almost 200 products awarded Germany's FNG label.
Row of blue EU flags in Brussels. The blue flags have twelve yellow stars depicting the original number of member states.
New exemptions criticised by Sustainability Reporting Board members, as final ESRS simplifications to be published next week.
Businessmen talking in secrecy.
Assessment also finds investors mostly focused on disclosure rather than lobbying alignment with 1.5C.
Asset owner group showcases signatory progress in annual report, plans governance changes to encourage EM support.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: EUDR fast-track process clears European Parliament; European Commission publishes climate transition pathways for 24 sectors.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: Norway commits $2.9bn to TFFF, with conditions; TNFD announces updated adopter numbers.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: NBIM can still act on ethical council advice 'through ownership', says government; TNFD publishes asset owner CIO guide.
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