Sustainable Bond Round up Q1 2022 - presentation slides
Download the slides from our recent Environmental Finance Data webinar – the Sustainable Bond Roundup: Q1, featuring insights from Ashton Rowntree, Data Analyst at Environmental Finance Data and Ben Smith, Data Strategist at Environmental Finance. Their slides provide a summary of the labelled bond market for quarter one of 2022 and offer insights into sustainability-linked KPI trends.
These slides include:
A comprehensive roundup of Q1 GSSS bond issuance by volume, bond label, issuer type, geography, and sector
Analysis of the Q1 GSSS bond market development on a year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter
Expert insights on the most noteworthy Q1 issuances and market trends
Deep dive into sustainability-linked bond and loan KPIs
Complete the fields in the form below to download the file. Required fields are indicated with a *.
'Much better' investor demand for sustainable bonds persists
04 June 2026
Strengthening interest among investors to increase their investment in labelled sustainable bonds despite plateauing issuance has ensured the asset class is attracting "much better execution dynamics".
TISFD to create financial sector recommendations
04 June 2026
The financial sector will be a key focus for a social disclosure framework under development, Simon Rawson tells Genevieve Redgrave.
Storebrand and BNP to lead nature transition group
04 June 2026
The Finance for Biodiversity Foundation is launching a nature transition working group in a bid to scale up capital flows towards companies reducing pressure on nature.
BPCE prices inaugural €1.5bn EuGB covered bond
03 June 2026
French banking group BPCE has priced its inaugural European Green Bond (EuGB) covered bond, raising €1.5 billion ($1.7 billion) through a 6.5-year transaction that attracted more than €5 billion of investor demand.
IPUT secures revolving credit facilities with €250m green tranche
03 June 2026
Irish property investment company IPUT Real Estate has secured €300 million ($349 million) of new revolving credit facilities, including a €250 million green tranche.