EU Banking Regulator Releases Proposed Requirements for Banks to Manage ESG, Climate Transition Risks EU banking supervisor The European Banking Authority (EBA) announced the launch of a consultation on new proposed guidelines for banks, in which they would be required to identify, measure, manage and monitor ESG risks, including setting plans to address risks arising from the EU’s transition to...
EU Parliament Approves New Law Banning Misleading Product Sustainability Claims Lawmakers in the European Parliament agreed on adoption of a...
Change in names of four ESG funds SEBI released norms for ESG investments under the thematic category of equity mutual...
$4 Trillion Investor Group Urges Shell to Set Paris-Aligned Scope 3 Emissions Target A shareholder resolution has been announced at...
Australia Proposes New Law Requiring Mandatory Climate Reporting for Companies The government of Australia announced the release of new draft...
To combat climate challenges, the Finance Commission needs to step up Conservation of standing forests and increasing forest cover density...
Extreme weather events most severe global risks over next 10 years: WEF According to the Global Risks Report 2024, released...
Iberdrola Secures €300 Million ESG-Linked Loan from World Bank for Energy Transition Projects in Emerging Markets Iberdrola announced that it...
75 per cent of businesses avoid publishing tax transparency reports, yet urge ESG Tax Incentives: PWC India As per a...
France Introduces Possible Jail Time As Penalty For Non-Compliance With Sustainability Disclosure the European Union’s (EU) Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive...
