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LPFA expands net zero target to 80% of assets, mulls adaptation work
26 September 2025London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) says 80% of its £8 billion ($10.7 billion) portfolio is now covered by its net zero target, after it expanded its scope to include infrastructure and the portion of its real estate holdings and corporate fixed income that was not already covered.
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Japfa debuts affordable nutrition target in $150m sustainability-linked loan
10 June 2025Japfa has signed a $150 million sustainability-linked loan, with the Singapore-based agri-food firm adding a social target to its sustainable debt for the first time.
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Japfa: SLBs need to offer issuers 'more carrot than stick'
03 January 2024A ground-breaking sustainability-linked bond (SLB) issuer has hit back against investor demands for larger penalties for missing targets associated with the performance-based instrument, arguing that the market needs to offer "more carrot than stick" for issuers.
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Bond round-up: Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, SMBC, Banco Internacional Ecuador... and more
14 December 2022 -
Sustainability-linked bonds: One year after the principles - Part 1
13 July 2021One year after the Sustainability Linked Bond Principles were published, the target-based fixed income instrument is seeing issuance accelerate. Market participants warn, however, that some current issues lack substance. Ahren Lester reports
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News Round Up: Neuberger Berman, SIX, State Street, Solactive, and more
09 March 2021 -
AFII criticises PFA Pension fixed income portfolio
09 March 2021 -
Denmark's PFA joins Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance
13 May 2020PFA, a Danish insurer and pension fund, has become the 23rd member of the UN-convened Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance.
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Bonds round-up: Scotiabank, Berlin Hyp, San Diego, Bogota, Greenko
17 July 2019Scotiabank issues inaugural green bond, Berlin Hyp returns with fourth Green Pfandbrief and more
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Bond round-up: SGP, ESB, EIB, and more...
05 June 2019California's State Treasurer has called for the state to become a model issuer of green bonds, by setting stringent requirements to ensure that "green bonds marketed to investors truly are green".