Sustainable finance

Double materiality doubles the work

Rebecca Christie

Why is sustainable finance so disconnected from capital markets?

Rebecca Christie

Green finance or financing green? Bridging the EU’s sustainable-finance and capital-market architectures

Sustainable finance rules risk becoming costly compliance unless the EU aligns disclosure with market policy and global standards

Rebecca Christie

Green bonds are easier to trade than often assumed

A quantitative analysis shows green bond markets are liquid and resilient; certification and project selection are big factors in their attractiveness

Thomas Dulak and Guntram B. Wolff

Future-proofing and creative destruction

How EU sustainable finance can find a way forward

Rebecca Christie, Silvia Merler and Dirk Schoenmaker

What could the rising weight of US firms in European asset management mean for Europe?

Dirk Schoenmaker

Risks for Europe of US dominance of global asset management

US firms’ rise in EU asset management may weaken sustainable finance, making tougher stewardship, ESMA supervision and autonomy urgent

Dirk Schoenmaker

How can carbon credits work better?

New ideas on reaching climate targets as COP30 gets underway

Rebecca Christie, Jos Delbeke and Georg Zachmann

Climate, data and complacency

Why economists need to take the costs of climate change more seriously

Rebecca Christie, Heather Grabbe and Guntram B. Wolff

What are the trials ahead for EU sustainable finance and climate insurance?

Silvia Merler