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Climate-aligned bond universe grew by $96bn in 2015, says CBI
01 July 2016The size of the "climate-aligned" bond universe has grown by $96 billion in the past 12 months, according to Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI).
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Paris targets and green infrastructure will be focus of Green Bonds conference
08 June 2016A slew of recent green bonds to finance water, transport and grid connection projects highlights the growing demand for climate-friendly infrastructure.
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Green bonds turn social
01 June 2016With a slew of 'sustainability' bonds coming to market in recent weeks, Sophie Robinson-Tillett looks at what the trend – and an imminent set of Social Bond Principles – means for the green bond market
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EF BRIEFS: Appaloosa, SunEdison, GSSG, 'Green premium'
04 May 2016David Tepper's Appaloosa Management is calling for an independent bankruptcy probe of SunEdison.
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More winners announced in Green Bond Awards
04 May 2016A second wave of winners has been announced in Environmental Finance's inaugural Green Bond Awards.
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Setting the standard
30 March 2016As the market grows, so too does the number of companies and organisations 'defining' what is acceptable as a green bond. Sophie Robinson-Tillett looks at the patchwork of offerings and how they are set to develop
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CBI and WBCSD partner on corporate green bonds
29 February 2016Two sustainable business and finance initiatives have joined forces in a bid to boost the corporate green bond market.
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China alone 'could smash 2015's global green bond record'
04 February 2016China could issue more green bonds in 2016 than the entire world did last year, according to one expert, who says global sovereign issuance will also boost the market in coming months.
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Development banks issue updated guide to help green bond issuers with impact reporting
02 December 2015A group of development banks has published updated impact reporting guidelines for green bond issuers, saying that the market is the "litmus test" for wider climate finance.
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Green bond comment, November
25 November 2015Mounting anticipation of tougher international action on climate change at the UN meeting in Paris, has brought an Indian summer to the green bond market, says Graham Cooper