How can financial authorities protect the value that underpins all human activity, nature? Dorothy Maseke, head of the African Natural Capital Alliance, outlines how Africa is rolling out nature-related disclosures. 

Nature and biodiversity are more difficult to ‘solve for’ than climate, says the EBRD, as it unveils its nature strategy.

With the rise of the sustainable consumer offering banks the opportunity to serve customers in a different way, Mashreq announces a MENA-first climate banking platform.

Indonesia’s ambitious plans for its new capital, Nusantara, are underway, yet there remains uncertainty of whether the president’s ambitious vision will be realised as there are questions over its green credentials and how the city will be financed.

Financial crises and wars are taking world leaders’ focus away from climate action, but the younger generation of activists are up to the challenge of putting it back on the global agenda.

The UK’s anti-greenwashing regime has been strengthened as part of the Financial Conduct Authority’s new Sustainability Disclosure Requirements.

The EBRD’s climate strategy head gives us his take on COP28, why he believes the phasing out of fossil fuels is more a discussion about what happens in the 2040s, and why a global carbon price is still a long way off.  

Are standards developed to help banks set net-zero targets and report emissions being watered down?

Fair4All Finance’s report looks at how ethnicity influences access to financial services in the UK.

Taking a ‘do no harm’ approach is not ambitious enough, the AIIB says; rather it is time to redefine nature as infrastructure and transform the investment landscape.