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HSBC named largest green, social and sustainability bond manager
10 February 2020HSBC became the largest green, social and sustainability (GSS) bond market underwriter in 2019, in a year marked by rapidly accelerating diversification of the market.
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Santander criticised for investments in Polish coal expansion
17 October 2019Spanish banking giant Santander has faced criticism for its investment in Polish state-run energy group PGE and Energa Group.
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Latest GCF meeting commits $266.9m across 10 projects
09 July 2019The Green Climate Fund (GCF) has agreed to invest $266.9 million in 10 more projects in emerging markets. Alongside co-financing, the commitments will see over $1.4 billion invested for low-emission, climate-resilient development.
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Agriculture giant pens $750m sustainability-linked loan
30 May 2019Agricultural goods firm Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) has tied the interest rate on a $750 million loan in North America to its performance on sustainability criteria, and plans to replicate this with existing loans in other markets.
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Land of the rising green bond
19 April 2019After a year of stellar growth, what are the prospects of Japan's green bond market, asks Elena K. Johansson
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Fossil fuel issuer of ‘climate action’ bond reignites Repsol debate
27 February 2019A ‘climate action bond’ issued by natural gas infrastructure company Snam has reignited a debate around whether there is a place at the green bond table for fossil fuel firms.
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Green bond round-up, 10 October 2018
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Standard Chartered to cease financing new coal-fired power stations
25 September 2018Standard Chartered has announced that it will stop financing any new coal-fired power projects, in any location, as part of its commitment to support the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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Green bond round-up, 19 September
19 September 2018DZ Bank is planning to raise €250 million ($300 million) by issuing its first labelled green bond.
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AccorHotels signs €1.2bn sustainability-linked loan
06 July 2018A consortium of 15 banks has signed a deal with AccorHotels to link the interest rate on a €1.2 billion ($1.4 billion) loan to the hospitality company’s sustainability performance.