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What non-executive directors must ask their management teams about single-use plastic production.

After two decades of negotiations, a partial ban on capacity-enhancing (i.e., harmful) fisheries subsidies is finally within the World Trade Organization’s reach. Some countries will be exempt from this ban. The thresholds retained to be exempt might be subject to change as the current WTO negotiations develop.

Subsiding Subsidies: A Taxing Issue

Blog Seafood Financial Risk & Reward, Policy Multi-Asset BLOG0012

After two decades of negotiations, a partial ban on capacity-enhancing (i.e., harmful) fisheries subsidies is finally within the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) reach.

A Deforestation-Linked Sovereign Bond

Report Deforestation, Sovereign Risk Financial Risk & Reward, Policy, Shareholder Engagement Fixed Income PT0030

Brazil provides a case study for a new variety of sustainability-linked sovereign bond.

Four Steps to Sustainable Sovereign Bonds

Report Sovereign Risk Financial Risk & Reward, Policy Fixed Income PT0032

This report sets out the priority actions that investors can take to promote Brazil’s sovereign health.

Planet Tracker launches interactive tool to help investors understand how they could reduce overfishing

Press Release Seafood Financial Risk & Reward, Policy Fixed Income

To help investors see in practice how a blue bond could help trigger a recovery in fish stocks and generate higher returns for fishing companies, Planet Tracker has designed a simple interactive dashboard where users can change the key modelling assumptions.

Beached, not Stranded

Blog Seafood Circularity, Financial Risk & Reward, Policy Multi-Asset BLOG0018

On World Ocean Day, Planet Tracker investigates the fate of fishing vessels that are past their ’use by’ date. As fishing fleets across the world age, they are likely to be beached, which destroys ecosystems and costs human lives.

Japanese Corporate Governance Code Revision: A Missed Opportunity for Biodiversity

Blog Seafood Policy, Shareholder Engagement Equity BLOG0023

A revision of the Japanese Corporate Governance Code has been proposed and includes a greater focus on sustainability. Yet Japanese companies already have a high rate of sustainability reporting. The opposite is true for biodiversity though. Excluding biodiversity is a missed opportunity.

Bonding with Observers

Report Seafood Financial Risk & Reward, Policy, Shareholder Engagement Fixed Income PT0025

If just 1% (USD 222 million) of global ‘harmful’ fishery subsidies were redirected to increased monitoring, a 20% observer coverage rate could be reached, thus reducing illegal fishing and overfishing.

Tackling Overfishing: Preventing Yellowfin Collapse in the Indian Ocean

Report Seafood China National Fisheries Corporation, Credit Suisse, EMATUM, VTB, Zhongyu Global Marine Food Policy, Shareholder Engagement Multi-Asset PT0021

This report investigates high-level financial implications of yellowfin collapse in the Indian Ocean

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Policing the Plastics Producers: The Director’s Duty

WTO Negotiation Dashboard

Subsiding Subsidies: A Taxing Issue

A Deforestation-Linked Sovereign Bond

Four Steps to Sustainable Sovereign Bonds

Planet Tracker launches interactive tool to help investors understand how they could reduce overfishing

Beached, not Stranded

Japanese Corporate Governance Code Revision: A Missed Opportunity for Biodiversity

Bonding with Observers

Tackling Overfishing: Preventing Yellowfin Collapse in the Indian Ocean

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