Nine banks add their backing to Principles for Responsible Banking
A further nine banks and eight other stakeholders have backed the fledgling Principles for Responsible…
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A further nine banks and eight other stakeholders have backed the fledgling Principles for Responsible…
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Nippon Life Insurance Company – Japan’s largest life insurer – has committed to report in line with the…
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Chemical and consumer goods company Henkel has signed a €1.5 billion ($1.7 billion) loan, which will…
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French asset manager Ecofi Investissements has launched a multi-asset ‘green growth’ fund that will be…
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Sustainable securitised bank loans should become the primary source of financing for sustainable infrastructure…
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French insurer Natixis Assurances is to increase the proportion of its investments that qualify as green…
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M&G says its private debt impact fund gives direct exposure to projects or small companies, and provides healthy returns. Peter Cripps reports
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A lack of size, diversification and awareness are among the main challenges facing the fledgling green bond market, a poll of fund managers has revealed. Molly Wilson reports
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Times are a-changin' in the bond market. Companies with strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings stand to have privileged access to the capital markets. A universal 'green treasury' approach is needed to reap the economic and social rewards, says Arthur Krebbers
Debt,Green Bonds
The Green Investment Group has had a successful first year in the private sector, with significant expansion overseas, Ed Northam tells Peter Cripps.
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Environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues are no longer a concern only to equity investors, as fixed income market participants, including credit rating agencies, are increasingly paying heed to them, says the PRI's Carmen Nuzzo.
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Green and sustainability loans are the hot new trend in sustainable finance. Could they outgrow the booming green bond market, ask Nick Roumpis and Peter Cripps.
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Conservation finance may appear to be one of the most esoteric investment niches, but experimentation and innovation is giving way to proof of concept – attracting a growing number of institutional investors along the way. Mark Nicholls reports
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