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The latest developments in sustainable finance: Asia investors call for mandatory climate reporting aligned with ISSB; trade associations want 'competitiveness assessment' of CSDDD.
Manager to apply impact label to two of its funds, becoming first firm to label multiple funds, as Ninety One also announces first label.
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Members of the European Parliament quiz Albuquerque and Dombrovskis on the future of the EU's sustainable finance framework.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: EPP calls for more changes to EUDR; Aussie financial regulator seeks feedback on sustainability reporting guidance.
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Bourses identify 21 reporting areas in draft double materiality framework, will ask companies to select sector-specific metrics.
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Consultation respondents broadly supportive of proposed amendments to the local climate reporting regime, but flag need for further ISSB alignment.
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Mounting calls for a rollback of the regulation that investors long called for now see them welcome a simplification of the corporate sustainability rules.
RI investigates whether the popular format is at risk of falling out of fashion.
Investors are not despairing at aligning the two regulatory regimes, but key concepts including sustainable investment definitions remain elusive.
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