The African Development Bank and Biovac have signed a financing agreement of up to $15 million for a new multi-vaccine facility in Cape Town.
July 27, 2026
Climate damage and the net-zero transition are beginning to alter inflation, growth and the choices facing central banks, according to two NGFS reports.
July 24, 2026
Sustainability responsibility must move beyond specialist teams and into the offices that allocate capital, value assets and manage enterprise risk, ISSB chair Emmanuel Faber has said.
July 23, 2026
Climate change and the net-zero transition are increasingly shaping inflation, output and the trade-offs confronting monetary policymakers, two NGFS reports have warned.
July 23, 2026
The African Development Bank and Biovac have signed a financing agreement of up to $15 million for a new multi-vaccine facility in Cape Town.
Climate damage and the net-zero transition are beginning to alter inflation, growth and the choices facing central banks, according to two NGFS reports.
Sustainability responsibility must move beyond specialist teams and into the offices that allocate capital, value assets and manage enterprise risk, ISSB chair Emmanuel Faber has said.
Climate change and the net-zero transition are increasingly shaping inflation, output and the trade-offs confronting monetary policymakers, two NGFS reports have warned.
Rainfall, temperature and vegetation shape malaria transmission across sub-Saharan Africa in delayed, nonlinear ways, a major multi-country study has found.
Human-rights abuse allegations linked to African transition-mineral mines rose 122% to 100 cases in 2025, according to the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre.
The Greater Horn of Africa could face a severe multi-country polycrisis from late 2026 into 2027 as poor rains, conflict, high prices, disease risks and aid cuts converge.
Climate litigation is no longer a distant legal concern for banks, insurers, pension funds and asset managers, the ECB’s legal chief has warned.
The European Central Bank’s new climate factor will slightly discount eligible collateral exposed to transition risk, embedding climate uncertainty into monetary operations.
Central Bank officials are pushing prudential transition plans higher on supervisory agendas as fossil-fuel exposure becomes a systemic financial risk.
The Bank of England says climate risks to firms and UK financial stability are becoming more immediate, with severe repricing capable of matching recent market-stress episodes.
Ten European Union states have asked Brussels to reconsider ETS2, the planned carbon market for road transport and building-heating fuels.
The African Development Bank and Biovac have signed a financing agreement of up to $15 million for a new multi-vaccine facility in Cape Town.
Climate damage and the net-zero transition are beginning to alter inflation, growth and the choices facing central banks, according to two NGFS reports.
Sustainability responsibility must move beyond specialist teams and into the offices that allocate capital, value assets and manage enterprise risk, ISSB chair Emmanuel Faber has said.
Climate change and the net-zero transition are increasingly shaping inflation, output and the trade-offs confronting monetary policymakers, two NGFS reports have warned.
Rainfall, temperature and vegetation shape malaria transmission across sub-Saharan Africa in delayed, nonlinear ways, a major multi-country study has found.
Human-rights abuse allegations linked to African transition-mineral mines rose 122% to 100 cases in 2025, according to the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre.
The Greater Horn of Africa could face a severe multi-country polycrisis from late 2026 into 2027 as poor rains, conflict, high prices, disease risks and aid cuts converge.
Climate litigation is no longer a distant legal concern for banks, insurers, pension funds and asset managers, the ECB’s legal chief has warned.
The European Central Bank’s new climate factor will slightly discount eligible collateral exposed to transition risk, embedding climate uncertainty into monetary operations.
Central Bank officials are pushing prudential transition plans higher on supervisory agendas as fossil-fuel exposure becomes a systemic financial risk.
The Bank of England says climate risks to firms and UK financial stability are becoming more immediate, with severe repricing capable of matching recent market-stress episodes.
Ten European Union states have asked Brussels to reconsider ETS2, the planned carbon market for road transport and building-heating fuels.
