Zeidler guides Nomura on SRI French AIF launch
Nomura Asset Management EU (NAM EU) has successfully launched a French Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) with full SRI label accreditation.
The new global equity strategy...
SFDR updates reshape Article 8 & 9 disclosures
Sustainable finance continues to take centre stage in Europe’s regulatory landscape as 2025 advances, with fund managers needing to adapt quickly to changing requirements....
Position Green acquires Greenomy in ESG tech push
Position Green has acquired Greenomy, marking another major step in the consolidation of Europe’s sustainability technology market.
Insurers face climate tipping point as risks rise
The insurance industry is standing at a critical crossroads as climate volatility intensifies. From record-breaking wildfires to devastating floods, the scale and frequency of...
Allianz UK partners Evoque to drive zero landfill claims
Allianz UK, a leading general insurer, has partnered with Evoque Group Limited, a zero to landfill solutions specialist, to advance its sustainability strategy in...
Banks weigh NZBA transition to global framework
The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) has announced that it has launched a member vote to decide on a significant shift in its operating model....
Diginex and SGS expand ESG alliance for finance innovation
Diginex, a provider of sustainability-focused RegTech solutions, and SGS, the global leader in testing, inspection, and certification services, have reaffirmed their strategic alliance.
The partnership...
DNB strengthens nature risk rules for pension funds
The Dutch Central Bank (DNB) has revised its guide on managing climate and nature-related risks, originally introduced in 2023.
The move follows growing concerns about...
Lagarde opposes EU cuts to sustainability reporting
European Central Bank (ECB) president Christine Lagarde has cautioned lawmakers that proposed cuts to the EU’s sustainability reporting and due diligence rules could undermine...
ZestyAI: Home neglect risks billions in claims
Over half of U.S. homeowners are delaying critical repairs, according to new research from ZestyAI, potentially exposing insurers to $317bn in claims.













