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  • UK regulator says transition plans will have protection against litigation

    16 July 2025
  • TTMB raises TTD250m from initial gender-focused social bond

    16 July 2025

    Trinidad and Tobago Mortgage Bank (TTMB) has raised TTD250 million ($36 million) from the first series of a gender-focused social bond backed by IDB Invest and said it plans to raise more from other investors.

  • Singapore to release finalise transition credit work

    16 July 2025

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has announced that it will publish its final transition credit report by COP30 in November.

  • Debut Terna 'EuGB' five-times oversubscribed

    16 July 2025

    Italian electricity grid operator Terna has raised €750 million ($873 million) from its inaugural 'European Green Bond' (EuGB), which saw its orderbook reach almost €3.75 billion.

  • UK regulators to launch pilot to make riskier 'transition' technologies investable

    16 July 2025

    The UK government, Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority are to launch a pilot project to make transition-themed climate solutions investable for large financial institutions.

  • Policymaking and megatrends - lessons for the future

    16 July 2025

    How can megatrends be harnessed for sustainable outcomes, asks Ksenia Koban

  • Q2 issuance puts market on track for weakest year since 2022

    15 July 2025

    Labelled bond issuance during the first half of the year has fallen by more than $100 billion compared with 2024, putting the sustainable bond market on track for one of its weakest years in recent memory, according to Environmental Finance Data.

  • UK says delayed ESG ratings regulation to come this year

    15 July 2025
  • Osmosis launches two UCITS with €300m Australian superannuation commitment

    15 July 2025
  • 'Walking the walk on decarbonisation' can lead to higher borrowing costs, finds MSCI

    15 July 2025

    Debt issuers that are "on track" or "partially on track" with climate targets can face higher borrowing costs than firms that were not on track, according to a white paper by MSCI.