21 April 2021 - After many months of intensive lobbying and several months of delay, the final criteria to determine economic activities that contribute significantly to climate change mitigation and adaptation, as part of the EU’s sustainable finance taxonomy, has...
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New Report to the Club of Rome: The Empty Sea
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Hedge Funds versus Visionary Leaders
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Robert Heuberger – In Memoriam
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New Report to the Club of Rome: Integral Investing
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Europe can only lead on sustainable finance if it follows the science
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Reframing economics in the face of Covid 19
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EU sustainable finance framework at risk of deviating from science
27 November 2020 - Context On November 20th, the European Commission has published its draft Delegated Act for the so-called EU taxonomy, setting out the technical criteria to determine economic activities that contribute significantly to climate change mitigation and...