Boston Common Asset Management, Domini Impact Investments, and Green Century have exited the Climate Action 100+ initiative, joining several other US firms that withdrew recently. Boston Common cited limited engagement and minor participation, while Domini noted a lack of relevant holdings. Meanwhile, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund increased its green bond investments significantly and reported positive returns from ethical exclusions. DNV invested in NatureAlpha for biodiversity analytics, and S&P Global warned about the upcoming maturity of ESG bonds. The Financial Reporting Council emphasized the need for improved sustainability reporting assurance, and Korean regulators suggested expanding the local stewardship code. Lastly, 36 financial institutions called for urgent action against violence in global supply chains, referencing the International Labour Organization’s Convention C190.