Regulators make progress despite COP27 frustrations By Emma McGarthy and Edward Maling
COP27, riddled with frustrated negotiations and running 40 hours over schedule, has come to an end. Set against complex geopolitics and an energy crisis permeating Europe and other jurisdictions, little progress has been made on commitments to energy decarbonisation past pledges made at COP26 to phase out coal and subsidisation of fossil fuels. Nevertheless, in what has been called a ‘breakthrough agreement’, a loss and damage fund for vulnerable countries tackling climate disasters has been established. This is a huge win for developing nations.
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 Understanding the impact of biodiversity loss By William Attwell Risks to the global economy and financial systems posed by biodiversity and nature loss are largely underappreciated and often poorly understood. Read the full commentary here. |
 MEETINGS  Global sovereign GSS issuance forum Tuesday 13 December, Forum This event brings together key stakeholders from across the capital markets to discuss the growth and key themes in the GSS sovereign bond market. Register to attend here. |
 ON DEMAND  Assessing the 2022 G20 summit Michael Pyle, US deputy national security adviser at CSIS and G7 and G20 sherpa, joins OMFIF and the Centre for Strategic and International Studies to discuss the outcome of the 2022 G20 summit in Bali. Watch the video here. |
 LATEST REPORT Digital assets: Regulation and infrastructure for an evolving economy This report examines the opportunities digital assets present, looking at different kinds of digital assets and the possibilities they offer to deliver value and generate revenue. Read the report here. |
