Citi and JPMorgan agree to reveal their relative exposure to fossil fuels
Money is flowing out of the developing world at a time when it is needed to help companies mitigate the impacts of climate change
Odile Renaud-Basso calls for Ukraine’s wider integration with the EU
Campaigners say bank relations undermine divestment policies
Banks indicate governance concerns and a desire to go it alone, but NGOs say they are ‘backpedalling’
Announcement comes ahead of the bank’s AGM, where its renewables to fossil fuel financing ratio will be scrutinised
More money for green industries, but little relief for SMEs and the poorest in UK chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s plans
The financial sector’s policy and disclosures fall behind others
Acceptance of fossil fuel companies’ assets as collateral goes against the BoE’s net zero remit, says a new paper
The UK could lose billions in green energy investment without addressing bureaucratic and grid capacity issues, says report
Experts are concerned about how banks’ connections to fossil fuel companies may be affecting the progress of the green transition
Most financing decisions for climate action do not explicitly consider the social risks or opportunities, says LSE
Asia, ME and Latam remain bright spots for ESG bonds as growth in Europe and the US slows
Will Japan’s $11bn climate transition bond drive wider adoption of transition finance?
PCAF responds to criticism and explains the process behind developing emission disclosure standards for banks
Climate misalignment exposes European banks to greater risks and insolvency issues, says ECB
Treasurers from leading UK universities want banks to develop “cash products” that do not contribute to fossil fuel expansion
Getting companies to share data about their impact on nature and climate is like pulling teeth
No one seems to have a clear definition of what makes a robust transition plan
Does the transition away from fossil fuels towards ‘green’ or renewable forms of energy have a dark side?