Environmental Finance's Sustainability-Linked Products and Social Bonds day - the third of six events in the ESG in Fixed Income Global Series of conferences - ended after two days of panels, presentations and speed networking sessions.
The 'absence of people' is a rare weakness of the TCFD framework - but investor engagement to ensure a socially just low-carbon transition could be set for a major boost, an Environmental Finance webinar heard. Michael Hurley reports
The second instalment in a series of thematic briefing afternoons that Environmental Finance is running throughout the year on the topic of Natural Capital Investment.
The event was opened by Banque de France's Alexandre Gautier, who called for central banks and investors not to wait for "more information" before acting on the biodiversity impact of investment portfolios.
7 December 2021, 3:00 PM GMT
This webinar will showcase sustainable finance initiatives across the world, highlight the ambitions driving these initiatives and illustrate international cooperation efforts
8 December 2021, 3:00 PM GMT
This webinar will consider how sustainable finance frameworks are evolving and supporting the steering of sustainability and business growth. Join us for a conversation with issuers, underwriters and ESG experts.
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With spotlights on standards and harmonisation, ESG data, bondholder engagements and impact reporting
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With spotlights on emerging markets, sovereign bonds and the global regulatory landscape
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Gain insight into the emerging ESG data industry and understand the key factors shaping its future.
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Hosted in partnership with Environmental Finance and features sessions on ESG in the insurance sector.
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With spotlights on transition strategies, hard to abate sectors and science-based targets
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Understand how investment opportunities in forestry, agriculture and sustainable land use continue to develop and how they can best preserve carbon, biodiversity, soil quality and ecosystems.
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Hear how investors are turning their attention to the broad range of water issues that are material to the long-term financial performance of their investments.
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With spotlights on structuring considerations for sustainability-linked bonds and how to ensure social bonds will continue to grow beyond the Covid-19 pandemic.
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As sustainability-linked bond (SLB) issuers prepare to publish their first progress reports, this webinar will look at how the market is developing and investors are responding
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Two years after the Sustainability-Linked Loan Principles (SLLPs) were published, this webinar will review how the SLL market has grown and assess future trends and challenges
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This webinar will explore the practical implementation of the EU Taxonomy and Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) as deadlines rapidly approach
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Environmental Finance is presenting a summary of the green bond market for quarter three of 2021.
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S&P Global Ratings Webinar
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As the concept of transition finance gains traction, this webinar will showcase how the fixed income market is rapidly adapting to net zero commitments
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This webinar will consider WWF's debt capital scenarios and hear from market practitioners, regulators, supervisors and central bankers on the future of debt capital markets
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This webinar will review how private and public financial institutions are identifying, quantifying and managing climate risk
An investor panel looks at how investors can value natural capital assets and structure funds. Features gold sponsor Mirova Natural Capital.
A review of nature-based solutions and ecosystem services with potential to scale. Features gold sponsor Lombard Odier Investment Managers.
How impact can maximise environmental and biodiversity gains. Features gold sponsor HSBC Pollination Climate Asset Management and silver sponsor The Nature Conservancy.
What policy makers can do to collectively to protect nature within financial systems. Features silver sponsors Impax Asset Management and Baker McKenzie.