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November 1, 2023
(Bloomberg) -- Much of the fossil fuel industry may be facing an era of credit downgrades if producers prove too slow to adapt to a low-carbon future, according to Fitch Ratings.Most Read from BloombergImmigrants Are Leaving Canada at Faster Pace, Study ShowsIsrael Latest: Blinken Returning to Israel; Refugee Camp HitZillow Plunges After Verdict on Real Estate Brokerage CommissionsSaudi Forces on Alert After Clash With Iran-Backed HouthisSony’s Bungie Game Unit Cut 8% of Staff After  ...
November 1, 2023
Companies that do not make progress in net zero transition set to suffer.
October 29, 2023
The credit ratings industry has yet to figure out how best to incorporate climate risk in its models.
October 23, 2023
Nature is causing concern for funds as climate-related risks rise.
September 19, 2023
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations are essential to businesses for the opportunities they bring, and for the reputational and economic risks that arise from making the wrong decisions. In light of the growing interest and scrutiny in ESG matters from within Japan and abroad, the Japanese government has been pushing a range of measures to implement ESG initiatives.
August 22, 2023
Placemaking NSW appoints new senior manager, eWater Systems announces new partners and IEEFA says climate risk will affect the debt market. Read more...
August 3, 2023
As per a Federal Reserve study, extreme weather events might restrict governments ability to issue debt.
August 3, 2023
With 46 straight days of 100-degree heat and coastal waters approaching hot-tub temperatures, Miami can seem like a clear example of the costs of a
August 2, 2023
With 46 straight days of 100-degree heat and coastal waters approaching hot-tub temperatures, Miami can seem like a clear example of the costs of a warming world. But analysts at
August 1, 2023
(Bloomberg) -- With 46 straight days of 100-degree heat and coastal waters approaching hot-tub temperatures, Miami can seem like a clear example of the costs of a warming world. But analysts at S&P Global Inc. aren't sweating it.Most Read from BloombergUS, Europe Growing Alarmed by China’s Rush Into Legacy ChipsCharles Koch-Tied Group Seeks to Block Trump From GOP NominationAsia’s Richest Families Fuel Race for Lucrative Finance JobsSingapore PM to Address Political Scand...