Sustainable Investor
All posts tagged "TAXONOMY"
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Asia-Pacific
China, EU Publish Common Sustainable Finance Taxonomy
The PBOC says it will help promote China-EU green investment and financing cooperation and cross-border activities, while reducing the cost of green...
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Commentary
Scrutiny is Set to Stay
Andromeda Wood, Vice President of Regulatory Strategy at Workiva, charts the rising importance of sustainable investment policies.
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Commentary
Why You Need to Adapt for Sustainable Finance
Johnny Mattimore, Global Head of Risk and Sustainable Finance at First Derivative, identifies three building blocks for data-led financial institutions in a new...
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Commentary
The Problem of Missing Standards
Patrick Ghali, Managing Partner, Sussex Partners, considers the challenges of benchmarking performance against ESG factors in the absence of commonly agreed metrics.
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News
This Week’s Tech and Tools News: Arabesque launches SFDR Tool for Managers
ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news on technology and tools in the sustainable investing sector, including Arabesque, Glass Lewis, Preqin, MSCI, Burgiss...
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News
BIS Outlines Principles for Designing Effective Taxonomies
The principles for sustainable finance taxonomies will facilitate comparability and interoperability across firms and markets, says bank.
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Cop26
Transition Guidance is “Fundamentally Important” – FSA’s Ikeda
Increased alignment will improve quality of sustainability reporting, says IOSCO Chair.
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2.1KCop26 PerspectivesThe ESG Interview: Walking the Talk
Josina Kamerling, Head of Regulatory Outreach, EMEA, CFA Institute, says Europe is only at the "beginning of the beginning" of its sustainability...
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Cop26
Action Needed to Scale Up ESG Investing, say IMF, OECD
IMF, World Bank and OECD working on classification systems to harmonise and support the development of sustainable finance markets.
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Cop26
Green or Brown, Gas is Not a Long-Term Option – EU PSF Chair
Delayed European reporting requirements for companies pose problems for asset managers, admits Fabian.
