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New Zealand's FMA flags materiality, scenario analysis and GHG emissions targets as key areas for improvement.
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First annual review since ISSB took over framework's monitoring shows North America only region where TCFD-aligned disclosures are down across most pillars.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: CDP, EFRAG commit to furthering interoperability in 2025; carbon markets Article 6.4 approved at COP29.
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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.
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PRI chief sustainable systems officer talks to RI about ‘welcome’ simplifications of EU sustainable finance rules, predicts 2025 ‘realisation point’ for responsible investing.
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Stakeholders concerned about transition plan guidance fragmentation, while EFRAG says its publication will be further delayed.
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EFRAG is working with a number of EU bodies to ensure 'coordination' of transition plan asks across various regulations.
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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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Chile proposes amendments to sustainability reporting regulation to align with ISSB; Botswana publishes guide for voluntary disclosures based on double materiality.
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