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UKSIF presents alternative to 'watered-down' UK Stewardship Code
14 February 2025 -
Better terminology needed to understand nature capital flows, says UNEP FI
14 February 2025 -
ING: SLB market 'reinvigoration' awaits after initial 'exuberance' evaporates
14 February 2025 -
We got things wrong on EU taxonomy - but it's been a huge success, says CBI's Kidney
14 February 2025 -
People Moves, 14 February: BlackRock; HSBC; Colesco Capital; Bloomberg ... and more
14 February 2025 -
Sustainable bond issuance falls after strong Q3
14 February 2025 -
Valuations are at rock bottom, says WHEB
13 February 2025 -
GIIN launches forestry benchmark
13 February 2025 -
ECB to stay the course on climate and nature, regardless of politics
13 February 2025 -
KOIS launches impact accelerator to help mitigate dismantling of USAID
13 February 2025 -
'SLB issuers should use SBTi-validated targets', says LuxSE
12 February 2025 -
Sustainable debt round-up: KfW, CADES, Singtel ... and more
12 February 2025 -
SLBs: 'Flight to quality' amid complexity challenge could be a positive
12 February 2025 -
EU Omnibus: Commission says it will not run impact assessment
12 February 2025 -
EU Omnibus can simplify rules and boost sustainability, says Insurance Europe
12 February 2025 -
ING: CSRD struggles feeding 'exceptionally high' sleeping SLL activity
12 February 2025 -
'DFIs in a race to the bottom on pricing in EMs', warns Allianz GI
11 February 2025 -
Acting SEC chair signals agency won't defend 'deeply flawed' climate disclosure rule
11 February 2025 -
UK makes pitch to lead world in transition finance with launch of council
11 February 2025 -
TNFD adoption continues to grow
11 February 2025 -
Tweak Solvency II to make it easier to invest outside OECD, says Banque de France
11 February 2025 -
Investors need to engage US policymakers to ensure ESG not prohibited, says ex-SEC director
11 February 2025 -
'Big four' SPO providers becomes 'big five' in 2024
10 February 2025 -
Agriculture bank concerned by farmer carbon credit use
10 February 2025 -
ERAFP and FRR to develop 'method to measure the effectiveness of engagement'
10 February 2025
- EU Omnibus: Commission says it will not run impact assessment
- AI's role in climate change: problem or solution?
- Bangladesh increases environmental risk management requirements
- TNFD adoption continues to grow
- 'Sovereigns should use ASCOR for SLBs'
- People Moves, 14 February: BlackRock; HSBC; Colesco Capital; Bloomberg ... and more
- ECB to stay the course on climate and nature, regardless of politics
- 'Big four' SPO providers becomes 'big five' in 2024
- Biotech and pharma sector lack transparency, EthiFinance study finds
- 'SLB issuers should use SBTi-validated targets', says LuxSE
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14 February 2025
NIIF, BII sells Indian renewables business for $2.3bn
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14 February 2025
FCA delays extending SDR to portfolio management
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14 February 2025
Ardian funds second Finnish BESS project
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13 February 2025
Wildfires and floods will make parts of US off-limits to insurance, says Fed's Powell
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13 February 2025
US commerce secretary nominee vows to stave off CSDDD 'burden'
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13 February 2025
US bank regulator quits NGFS
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13 February 2025
Bangladesh increases environmental risk management requirements
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13 February 2025
First EU green bond of 2025 attracts €69bn orderbook

Annual issuance of sovereign sustainable bonds
Sovereign sustainable bond issuance grew steadily in the late 2010’s after Poland issued the inaugural sovereign sustainable bond in 2016, with the market spiking in 2021, amidst a surge in pandemic related funding. Sovereigns saw record issuance again in 2023 and then in 2024, helping to buoy the wider sustainable bond market after a slowdown in 2022. This year has already seen strong issuance coming from sovereigns with the YTD total already standing at over 10% of 2024's all-time-highs.
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