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Bonds round-up: New York MTA, SNCF, Tideway, CalSTRS, Kenya, Colombia ... and more

New York MTA returns with 11th green bond, SNCF Reseau goes long with 100-year green bond and more

Corporates converge to increase sustainable finance influence

A group of Europe’s largest corporate issuers of green and sustainable bonds has created a forum to help ‘put business at the forefront’ of the transition to a low-carbon economy.

People Moves: Tideway, CalSTRS and Nature Conservancy

Green bond Comment, June: A win-win product?

Green bond enthusiasts received a sharp 'reality check' last month, when they heard that Hiro Mizuno, chief investment officer of the world's largest pension fund, regards them as a "lose-lose product".

Aviva Life buys £100m Tideway green bonds

UK-based Aviva Life & Pensions and an unnamed UK insurer have purchased a trio of green bonds worth £175 million ($237 million), issued by the developer of the Thames ‘super sewer’.

M&G launches private debt impact fund

UK asset manager M&G Investments has launched a fund focusing on private and illiquid debt that will deliver a positive social or environmental impact.

Tideway completes £150m green private placement

London 'super sewer' developer Tideway has issued its third green bond, a £150 million ($214 million) private placement with an unnamed insurer.

Thames Tideway 'super sewer' issues £450m green bonds

£450 million ($599 million) worth of green issues from London 'super sewer' developer Tideway has helped it overtake Unilever as the largest corporate issuer of sterling-denominated green bonds.