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Green label helps Hungary issue longer-dated debt
23 February 2022Hungary has raised JPY59 billion ($514 million) from its second 'samurai' sovereign green bond, with the green label helping it to attract investors to longer duration paper.
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People Moves 15 October: McKinley returns to BlackRock, Leigh-Bell leaves CBI, and Howchin quits Swedish funds
15 October 2021 -
Investor group urges banks to set enhanced net zero targets
19 April 2021 -
Further 'sustainability-linked green' bonds expected in future, says Mizuho
13 April 2021Hopes are high that the first sustainability-linked green bond in Japan will spark a flurry of others, according to Mizuho Securities, amid expectations that sustainability-linked fixed income instruments will become the main sustainable bond product in the country in the future.
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Winners revealed in Environmental Finance's Bond Awards 2021
31 March 2021 -
Banks under fire for funding that threatens biodiversity
28 October 2020The world's largest banks have been named and shamed for continuing to fund activities that threaten the biodiversity of the planet.
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Bank of China issues first 'blue bonds' in Asia
22 October 2020The Bank of China (BoC) has issued the first blue bonds in Asia, raising nearly $950 million in a transaction described as a "milestone" in the development of financial instruments that help protect the oceans.
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Norwegian oil fund continues ESG engagement ahead of renewables push
18 August 2020The manager of the giant Norwegian sovereign wealth fund reported it was continuing to engage heavily with firms on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, but was yet to get off-the-mark in its renewable energy investments.
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Green and sustainability-linked loan round-up: Swire Properties, Adecoagro, Murra Wara II
05 August 2020 -
Major European banks provided large-scale financial support to coal industry
15 July 2020European banks including Barclays, BNP Paribas and Societe Generale loaned billions of euros to coal companies across the EU in 2019, according to a report.