Green Bonds Americas 2016
October 25, 2016
Environmental Finance is pleased to announce that our second annual Green Bonds America conference will be held on October 25 at Bloomberg LP's world headquarters in New York.
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Environmental Finance is pleased to announce that our second annual Green Bonds America conference will be held on October 25 at Bloomberg LP's world headquarters in New York.
Identify new investment opportunities and risks in this rapidly growing market
Environmental Finance is delighted to announce that its 6th annual Green Bonds Europe 2016 conference will take place on 20 June at the Hilton Tower Bridge Hotel in London. After six years this summit has developed into the leading green bonds event in EMEA.
Environmental Finance is proud to say it has been supporting the green bond market since its inception, hosting Green Bond conferences as early as 2011, long before other conference providers followed suit. Building on the success of our market-leading annual green bond conferences in London, we held our second Green Bonds Americas conference in New York on October 7.
Environmental Finance is proud to say that is has been supporting the green bond market since its inception, and this year we brought you our 5th annual Green Bonds Conference in London.
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Salary: Competitive for not-for-profit
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