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Why the green bond market was 'half full' in Q1
08 April 2015Negative stories make eye-catching headlines. So, it was tempting to go into 'tabloid mode' after our figures showed that issues of green-labelled bonds slowed in the first quarter.
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Green bonds face key year
25 March 2015The green bond market is at a critical juncture, says Peter Cripps.
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Q&A: Storebrand's new green bond fund
12 March 2015Helena Lindahl of Storebrand/SPP discusses the asset manager's new green bond fund.
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What is the future of high-yield green bonds?
04 March 2015There has been only a handful of high-yield green bonds to date, but this segment of the market has potential to grow. Impact reporting and the relaxation of restrictions on issuers are two ways in which high-yield paper may differ from investment grade issues, argue Aaron Franklin and Francesco Lione.
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Green bond pioneer reflects on record-breaking year
16 January 2015SEB held on to its position as top green bond underwriter in 2014. Christopher Flensborg tells Peter Cripps how he plans to remain a "thought leader" in the emerging market
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How to ensure the ESG credentials of green bonds
08 January 2015Green bonds should not focus on just one environmental factor, but should take broader environmental, social and governance considerations into account, argues Marcio Viegas
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Have we turned a corner on climate change?
31 December 2014Will 2014 be remembered as the year when the world turned a corner on climate change?
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A look back at 2014: what were this year's key developments?
30 December 2014It's been a momentous year in many of the markets that we cover. Graham Cooper and Sophie Robinson-Tillett reflect on some of the key developments
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Quotes of the quarter
23 December 2014As the calendar year wraps up, Environmental Finance takes a look back at some of the quotes that defined the last quarter.
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A review of the green bond market in 2014
18 December 2014The green bond market trebled in size in 2014 - but who were the big winners and can the breakneck speed of expansion continue, asks Peter Cripps