Green Equities 2017
14 September 2017
Environmental Finance in association with the City of London Corporation presents a one-day conference on Green Equities
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Environmental Finance in association with the City of London Corporation presents a one-day conference on Green Equities
It’s been a blockbuster 12 months for the green bond market, with the value of issuance doubling, credit ratings agencies joining the market, new geographies and industry sectors coming to market for the first time, innovative bond structures being launched and significant pricing advantages being reported.
Insurance is one of the industries that could be most affected by climate change due to what it insurers and what it invests in, so the aim of this conference is to bring together departments on both sides of the insurer’s balance sheet so that they can discuss and learn what roles they can play in response to climate risk.
It’s been a blockbuster 2016 for the green bond market, and we invite you to join this event on 19 June 2017 to discuss the drivers behind the green bond boom, and the market's future
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Climate-KIC
Location: Any Climate-KIC office
Salary: Competitive
Closing date: 18 August 2017
Climate-KIC is looking for somebody to hold responsibility for the development and delivery of the strategy for their Decision Metrics & Finance theme, together with partners and colleagues in the Climate-KIC network.
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