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Banks present ways to turn finance green : Energy & Environment
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G20 urged to form financial climate platform
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Cormannâs new job is to fix capitalism to cut emissions: Aviva
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London | Mathias Cormann, incoming boss of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, has been urged to take leadership of a global overhaul of the international financial system so that it counters, rather than fuels, climate change.
The former Australian finance minister takes the reins in June, and the £405 billion ($725 billion) fund manager Aviva Investors says he will run the only international body fully equipped to drive the global financial reforms needed to reach net-zero carbon emissions.
Into the global spotlight: former finance minister turned OECD secretary general Mathias Cormann.Â
EU Green Taxonomy to Channel Capital to Sustainable Activities
The EU taxonomy of sustainable activities will enable regulators and investors to evaluate the sustainability of economic activities and direct investments into low-carbon transition, Fitch Ratings says, although it will impose complex disclosure requirements on corporates.
The taxonomy, a classification system establishing a list of environmentally sustainable economic activities, aims to reach the EU’s Green Deal’s objective of making the EU economy sustainable and informs a range of regulatory frameworks such as the Green Bond Standard and Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation for asset managers. A key date for corporates will be 1 January 2022, when the revised Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) is due to come into force for companies with more than 500 employees. The scope of reporting could be expanded to cover any large companies, regardless of the number of employees, as well as listed SMEs, as has
Aviva Investors calls for global finance governance overhaul to support net zero
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