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Corporations can be vital supporters and partners for climate-tech startups.
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What corporate climate action says about the fossil fuel industry’s 'terminal decline.'
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A recent analysis finds obvious environmental and social risks remain unaccounted for in many countries' central banking and supervision regulation.
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Palo Alto Networks, Burton Snowboards, Lush Cosmetics and Seventh Generation are scrutinizing the impact financial services have on their climate goals.
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What does it take to determine how much a bank's lending and investments contribute to the climate crisis?
by Joel Makower
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In the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, here’s how startups could incorporate impact investing into their treasury management.
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Standardization is a win-win for both companies and ESG rating agencies.
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We should thank central banks for improving our understanding of climate change data. But they need to more faster and more forcefully to gather more rigorous and comparable data.
by Matt Orsagh
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Sponsored: Builders, facing climate change, can create opportunities through preemptive actions across their value chain
by Arnaud Brohé
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One strong indicator of a bank’s DNA can be found in the organizations banks have joined. From a climate impact perspective, the Global Alliance for Banking Values sits on the most impactful end of the spectrum.
by Henry Kronk
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During a keynote conversation at GreenFin 22 last week, Sarah Bloom Raskin discussed how the financial regulatory system can — and must — account for climate risk.
by Isabel Ling
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Sponsored: ESG analysis uncovers critical risks for businesses. It’s crucial for companies to be able to identify and mitigate these risks to ensure long-term success.
by Helee Lev
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American financial firms, hot to address climate change, turn a cold eye on proposed regulations.
by John Howell
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Will all the naming and shaming possibly tame the worst impulses of the world’s biggest banks and the investor class that owns them?
by Joel Makower
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Rich nations' $100 billion pledge to help developing nations hasn't been met — where is the money going and who can help?
by Brad Handler
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How one European bank is bringing clients along on its ESG journey.
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Silicon Valley Bank and JPMorgan Chase make new moves into sustainable investment.
by John Howell
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The global sustainability community isn't yet read for an era of even greater environmental, societal and political challenges.
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Asset-based development could be the secret to adaptation and resilience for threatened coastal communities around the world.
by Laura Deaton
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By de-risking projects, providing patient capital, creating new financial instruments, building local capacity and helping to demonstrate new technologies, green banks have been at the forefront of green finance innovation.
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Analysts predict $183 billion increase in property insurance costs by 2040 due to climate change and the surge of 'weather-related catastrophes.'
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Tariq Fancy, BlackRock’s former chief investment officer for sustainable investing, thinks its governments, not businesses, that must take the lead on climate change.
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ESG reporting and transparency at private companies is essential for achieving net zero for the entire world, not just the public companies.
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From the Bank of England to the People’s Bank of China, monetary authorities of the world’s largest economies are gauging how climate change could rock the financial system.
by Fred Pearce
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European companies with circular initiatives are benefiting from a strategy that encourages innovation and private investment, from venture capital to green bonds, while providing copious amounts of public funding.
by CJ Clouse