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Indonesia issues largest Covid-19 related bond
09 April 2020Indonesia has raised $4.3 billion from a long-dated bond to help fund the country's efforts to deal with the Covid-19 epidemic.
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Impact funds well placed to ride out financial volatility - Hermes
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EU launches consultation on updated sustainable finance strategy
08 April 2020The European Commission has opened a consultation on proposals for its 'renewed' sustainable finance strategy.
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UN calls for investor action in coronavirus response
08 April 2020The UN has called for some of the world's largest investors to join efforts to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, to respond to what it says is the greatest test since the organisation was founded, and to help "rebirth society as we know it".
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Pandemics come and go, climate risk here to stay, Swiss Re warns
08 April 2020Financial markets must not lose sight of the threat from global warming in the frenzy around the Covid-19 pandemic, Swiss Re has warned.
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Bond round-up: French sovereign tap; More Covid-19 bonds; Schiphol, Iberdrola ... and more
08 April 2020 -
Cat modelling awakens to climate change risk
08 April 2020Responsibility for understanding the implications of climate change for insurers has largely fallen on the shoulders of the catastrophe modelling community. They are responding with a more dynamic and multi-faceted view, as Paul Walsh reports
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Sovereign green bond pricing strong amid demand, says CBI
08 April 2020A handful of sovereign green bonds have attracted a 'greenium', research by the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) has found.
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BMO hails success of engagement strategy
07 April 2020BMO Global Asset Management's engagement with more than 5,500 companies over the past two decades has contributed to over 3,700 "instances of change", according to CEO Kristi Mitchem.
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The ESG data files, part nine: Biodiversity - the new frontier
07 April 2020Various initiatives from the financial sector could make this a breakthrough year for biodiversity data, ahead of a hoped-for global agreement on conservation for the next decade. Graham Cooper reports