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U.S. sustainable investing assets plunge by more than US$8 trillion

Corporate Knights

Sustainable investing assets in the United States have plunged by more than half to US$8.4 trillion at the end of 2021 from US$17.1 trillion at the end of 2019, according to a new report from the US Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment (US SIF). Portfolios classified as responsible investments dropped to $3.0

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Moody’s Predicts $1 Trillion Sustainable Bond Market in 2025 Despite Political Headwinds

ESG Today

Notably, North America has declined significantly in its representation in the global sustainable bond market, with volumes of $124 billion in 2024 already having declined nearly 30% from 2021. Global focus on sustainable development and investment will support the market.

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Impact Cubed's New EU Taxonomy Solution Provides Global Insights Into Green Investments

3BL Media

These new rules, intended to counteract greenwashing, spell out the criteria for a green investment and require market participants to disclose how they are aligned with them. The outcome is a seamless approach to customized sustainable investing. For more information, visit www.impact-cubed.com/regulatory solutions.

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To boost competitiveness, Europe proposes slashing key climate rules

Corporate Knights

Adopted in 2021 and coming into effect for the 2024 financial year, the CSRD is the regulatory framework requiring firms to file social and environmental data and impact reports. Here are the main rollbacks proposed in the initial package. But Maria van der Heide, head of EU policy at ShareAction, a U.K.-based

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Businesses and investors need to roll up their sleeves and join the race to revive biodiversity

Corporate Knights

According to a 2021 OECD report , nature-related dependencies, impacts and risks are poorly understood and almost entirely uncompensated for in the financial sector. We need to encourage more targeted investments in nature-positive solutions that reverse biodiversity loss.

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EC Leaning Toward New SFDR Categories

Chris Hall

Investors have been in limbo for six months about the future of the regulation, which provides guidelines on the disclosures required of green investment vehicles. Proxy categorisation system Introduced in 2021, SFDR was initially intended as a transparency regime imposing disclosure requirements for fund managers.

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How Green are Recycled Funds?

Chris Hall

Asset managers decide to re-label existing funds as green investment vehicles for two reasons, according to Paul Lacroix, Head of Structuring at Smart Beta specialist investment firm Ossiam, an affiliate of Natixis. The first is client demand for investment solutions that are ESG-based,” he tells ESG Investor.