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Joe Saliba, Caceis’ deputy chief executive, talks to Bob Currie about the bank’s commitment to being an asset servicing leader in Europe, the expansion of its global coverage and why he is returning to London to guide their UK expansion

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The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) works with the authoritarian Gulf states of Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) despite concerns over their treatment of citizens.

Equity Bank Kenya topped global rankings in Climate financing in the 2023 Climate Assessment for Financial Institutions (CAFI) Awards for Climate Reporting.

The presidency of COP28 by the boss of the Emirati oil company (ADNOC, Abu Dhabi National Oil Company ) is not an accident, attributable solely to the rotation of countries hosting climate conferences. It reflects a tactical repositioning of the main producers of fossil fuels, oil and gas in particular.

Not demanding a “phase out” of fossil fuels—which over 140 nations at COP 28 pushed for—and or detailing how to transition—leaves the agreement without teeth.

It was an improbable scene in Dubai as a top oil executive basked in a standing ovation from hundreds of diplomats tasked with fighting climate change. Sultan Al Jaber, head

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With the planet baking in the hottest year on record, many nations were determined that this time the world would finally pledge to eradicate — or “phase out” — all fossil fuels.