South Korea’s central bank continues to favour high-emission assets, which make up over half of the bonds pledged as collateral, according to a new study.

China, India and South Korea could see the biggest cost drops from the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism due to the bloc’s rising steel prices …

Developing countries are mobilising more and more climate finance but neglecting their lowest-income peers

26 provinces and municipalities have piloted the draft taxonomy since 2025, as China seeks to replicate its green finance success in biodiversity.

Climate finance has more than doubled yet uncertainties remain on its real impact. AI and other technologies could help change that, argue Tianyin Sun and Yuan Zheng. …

Nature loss could weaken sovereign creditworthiness and raise borrowing costs, exposing an overlooked financial stability risk.

The EU standard setter fears the newly simplified sustainability standards for non-EU companies do not create a level playing field between EU entities and their international peers

Private investment alone won’t deliver the energy transition. National development banks can, says Adam McGibbon of Oil Change International.

Asia’s energy security and climate agendas are converging, says Ravi Menon, who also revealed Singapore’s new blended finance vehicle on adaptation

Climate shocks seen as a core fiscal risk in the Philippines, Indonesia and Laos, spurring resilience investments, says Seadrif’s chief

The move sends a strong signal to EU banks that loans with higher climate-transition risk are worth less.