All posts tagged "TAXONOMY"

• Green Bonds

  How Green is Your Portfolio?

  Green bonds are a critical part of an evolving and expanding range of sustainable fixed-income investments. Frameworks and labels are valuable, but...

• Green Bonds

  Diverse Harvest as ESG Bond Funds Catch up with Equities

  ESG bond funds are growing in number and innovation as managers compete to meet demand, but investors must ensure their aims are...

• Fund Solutions

  Greenium Offering Benefits to Investors and Issuers

  Investors willing to pay for transparency of green bonds also profit from secondary market performance versus vanilla instruments.

• Commentary

  The Pros and Cons of Taxonomy-aligned Green Bonds

  Benedetta Pacifico, Senior Associate, Capital Markets, Sidley Austin, explains the key requirements for issuers under the proposed European Green Bond Standard Regulation.

• Europe

  EU Taxonomies Must Stand on Their Own Before Combining

  EFAMA responds to PSF’s brown and social taxonomy consultations.

• Europe

  Cautious Welcome for EU Social Taxonomy

  Industry warns on exclusion risks and insufficient minimum standards, as Europe looks to put social factors on par with environmental ones. 

• Commentary

  ICYMI, A Hard Rain is Already Falling

  This week, it wasn’t only governments giving mixed signals on climate policy.

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  Features

  The ESG Interview: Diving into the Blue

  Tackling climate change depends on support for ocean finance, but marine-focused projects lag their land-based counterparts, explains ORRAA’s Karen Sack.

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  Cop26 featured

  Time to Shake the Green Money Tree

  ESG Investor canvasses opinions from asset managers, NGOs and others on how to mobilise finance and combat climate change ahead of COP26.

• Cop26 Essentials

  EU Regulatory Update: Clarifications Ahead of COP26

  After an avalanche of activity in H1 2021, institutional investors should expect no let-up as the Commission seeks to clarify ESG-related rules...