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The 25 most sustainable private companies in the world

Corporate Knights

While publicly traded companies often dominate the headlines, private companies are a much larger part of the global economy. They dont have the same regulatory requirements to disclose information that public companies do, especially when it comes to revenues and profits. Historically, private companies are more, well, private.

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NGFS Releases its First Short Term Climate Scenarios

ESG Today

In the presentation on the new scenarios, NGFS Chair Sabine Mauderer and Chair of the workstream on Scenario Design and Analysis Livio Stracca said: Robust and actionable climate risk analysis is essential for the global economy to navigate the climate challenge.

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MSCI Moves to Innovate ESG and Climate Offering

Chris Hall

He is currently a senior advisor to the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures, having also served as a member of the EU’s High Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance and the People’s Bank of China’s Green Finance Taskforce. This means having the right data, solutions and actionable insights to rely on.”

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Sentinel Cities for Public Health

Stanford Social Innovation

It is estimated that lead exposure causes one-fifth of the learning gap between rich and poor countries, resulting in over 5 million annual premature deaths, and costing the global economy $6 trillion each year, nearly 7 percent of global GDP. Implementation will naturally vary according to capacity and funding availability.

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How blue bonds could give a boost to ocean finance

Financial Times: Moral Money

Multilateral financial institutions have issued about $2bn worth of blue bonds to date, according to S&P Global Ratings. The World Bank Group and the Inter-American Development Bank have both issued a series of the instruments, using the proceeds to finance ocean-friendly projects.

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Business school teaching case study: How does a multinational become a B Corp?

Financial Times: Moral Money

on whatsapp (opens in a new window) Save Gernot Wagner Published July 29 2025 Jump to comments section Print this page Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the ESG investing myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox.

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How climate risk disclosure became a battleground for the clean economy

Corporate Knights

The focus of the TCFD has been to guide how companies generate useful information about their impact on the climate, but the utility goes the other way too: showing investors how climate change may affect companies. At its peak, the NZBA included 140 banks representing around US$64 trillion in assets.