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Organisation responsible for the widely used International Financial Reporting Standards has launched consultations on its sustainability reporting benchmarks.
Almost 70% of targeted companies have committed to net zero, but the majority lack credible decarbonisation plans.
US fossil fuel giant refuses to set value chain emissions goals as JPMorgan commits to civil rights impact audit following shareholder pressure
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Switzerland’s Federal Council launches consultation on climate reporting rules; TCFD seeks feedback on companies’ implementation of its recommendations.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Scottish Widows exits tobacco; the European Securities and Markets Authority seeks trainers in ESG.
The transition to a low-carbon economy depends in increased output from the mining sector. The Church of England Pensions Board's Adam Matthews explains why his organisation, alongside other investors, is calling for action with the 'Mining 2030' initiative.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: vote against ‘greenwashing’ bank directors, say Sir Chris Hohn.
London-based investment giant warns corporates on ‘half-baked’ climate plans and outlines escalation pathway for next year.
The Australian Sustainable Finance Initiative presses ahead with ‘sustainable finance taxonomy’ with buy-in from financial regulators.
SEC Commissioners propose rule requiring large US companies to disclose ‘material’ Scope 3 emissions
US regulator puts forward long awaited climate rule, including audited Scope 1&2 emissions disclosures.