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‘No reason’ to stop US pension plans from choosing ESG default funds, says long-awaited...

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US Department of Labor unveils plans to ditch Trump-era rules that limit how workplace pensions can address ESG issues

More clarity on taxonomy disclosures under EU sustainable finance reporting rules expected imminently

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It comes as the Commission reiterates plans for an additional taxonomy proposal for natural gas and nuclear in today’s update on energy markets and prices

EU advisors ‘unlikely’ to publish final recommendations on harmful taxonomy this year

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Challenges around plans for a ‘significantly harmful’ taxonomy but “we have to find a way to make it work”, says Chair of Platform on Sustainable Finance

Daily ESG Briefing: EU taxonomy’s climate rules clear final hurdle in Parliament

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The latest developments in sustainable finance

Daily ESG Briefing: GRI launches latest reporting standards

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The latest developments in sustainable finance

‘Do we want to go through the rigmarole if we don’t have to? Probably...

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The EU has said that all Article 9 climate funds will be benchmarked against its Paris-aligned index criteria

Hugh Wheelan: OECD work on green finance and ESG could inform G20 sustainable finance...

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Two reports out today will feed into pre-COP26 recommendations

SEC proposes rule change to help investors scrutinise proxy voting by managers

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‘Critical’ that investors ‘understand and evaluate’ role of funds and managers in the capital markets, says SEC Commissioner as plans open for consultation
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Canadian ‘transition taxonomy’ expected by year-end

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News comes alongside progress on UK and Russian taxonomies
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