New sources of financing, part 3. IOSCO highlights problems in the disclosures of climate-related transition plans.

New sources of financing, part 2. IOSCO publishes 21 Good Practices for the Voluntary Carbon Markets.

New sources of financing, part 1. The international association of securities regulators concludes its review of both Compliance and Voluntary Carbon Markets. And the results are great references.

Sustainability audits are reinforced with the new IAASB manual, International Standard on Sustainability Assurance.

Loss and Damage $1 billion, Marshall Plan $1.4 tri and Needs Determination Report $6 tri. Important to know, now that COP 29 begins in Azerbaijan, dubbed the Finance COP.

See what adjustments still need to be discussed regarding the bill that regulates the Carbon Market in Brazil, before another approval attempt coming November 12th.

Traded on the B3 Over-the-Counter Market, the sale of decarbonization credits should be considered financial income, decides the Brazilian Judiciary. Carbon Market is not yet regulated.

See why the Brazilian policy for paying for environmental services as of January 2021 still does not fully work.

Payments for a wide range of environmental services in Brazil were established by law in 2021. See what they would be. And tomorrow we will comment on why they still don't work fully.

Future Climate and Aon to Shape Better Decisions for Private Sector Finance in the Voluntary Carbon Market