Complex methodologies have got us nowhere - perhaps deliberately

Alarming results in research comparing banks’ financing of fossil fuels and renewables

Fundraising continues for ESG and impact strategies as EU introduces more stringent regulations

European Central Bank has broken new ground in climate policy, but must shake off its secrecy and maximise impact

New position is part of drive to expand

Rather than new regulations, EU should make existing ones work, trade body argues

Bank was left long of stock after Saipem’s failed €2bn rights issue in July last year

The $1.565bn facility was expanded from $1.2bn

Colombia’s state oil firm breaks long hiatus in LatAm corporate issuance

Jumbo deal demonstrates the amount of cash investors have to deploy

Schnabel speech reinforces ECB justification for battling climate change

Value of guarantees questioned as investors still in the dark about fate of Ghana’s 2030s

Montreal Agreement puts nature centre stage for first time

For the instrument to have a future, the process must be seen to have been fair

New energy and coal policies stricter on climate, but are not an exit

The UK makes nice to securitization, EU remains stern — Does a burst of block trades signal recovery in equity capital markets? — Bond market begins to separate oil transition leaders from laggards — Four reporters pick the highlight of the year

Fossil fuel companies seen as changing faster are feeling the benefit in pricing

Progress on sustainable finance regulation is patchy and half-hearted, experts fear