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Latest articles from Philippa Nuttall

BNP Paribas lawsuit serves as a warning to wider industry
March 17, 2023Legal commentators warn banks that greenwash or whose actions appear not to meet due diligence laws are almost certain to face similar legal action.

Hopes that World Bank head will focus on climate change
March 8, 2023Many have high hopes for presumptive World Bank head Ajay Banga.


BNP Paribas hit by climate lawsuit in France
March 2, 2023Three non-profits are suing BNP Paribas for taking insufficient action to end fossil fuel financing, though the bank insists its strategy of reducing oil and gas exposure is ‘largely on track’.

Report shows banks may be failing to recognise the risks of deforestation
February 23, 2023Of 500 organisations surveyed who are “most exposed to deforestation risk in their supply chains and investments”, 40% have not set a single policy on deforestation.

To comply with ESG you first need to understand it
February 16, 2023Environmental, social and governance criteria are three separate goals that do not necessarily go hand-in-hand, says a Commerzbank white paper.

Despite claims, banks still involved in fossil fuel expansion
January 20, 2023Banks are under fire for failing to live up to commitments under the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero and continue to invest heavily in fossil fuel projects.

Banks begin to address climate change
December 23, 2022Although they are making the first steps, Europe’s largest banks are not yet doing enough to address climate change and nature loss.

EU anti-deforestation law considers due diligence obligations for banks
December 12, 2022While European banks have a little more time to get their deforestation affairs in order, the wind is blowing towards requirement rather than suggestion.