Alessia Falsarone,
Head of Sustainable Investing, Senior Portfolio / Risk Strategist for Fixed Income, PineBridge Investments
Environmental Finance is pleased to announce that ESG In Fixed Income Europe 2020 virtual conference will take place online on 12-13 November 2020.
Head of Sustainable Investing, Senior Portfolio / Risk Strategist for Fixed Income, PineBridge Investments
Managing Director & Senior Investment Officer, Colchester Global Investors
Managing Partner, ESG Portfolio Management
METI Special Advisor Green Innovation & Finance, former Executive MD and CIO, GPIF
Executive Vice President and Portfolio Manager, PIMCO
Senior Responsible Investment Specialist, APG Asset Management
Deputy Group Treasurer, Novartis
Head of Funding, IDB Invest
Group Treasurer, Tideway
Deputy Treasurer and Head of Funding, EBRD
CFO, Suzano
Finance Director, SNAM
Meet other attendees through speed networking group video calls.
Meet with industry leaders through live Q&A, 1-2-1 video chat and messages.
Participate in small break-out groups for a facilitated discussion by group video calls.
Hear from 60+ expert grids and gain critical industry insights on a range of thought-provoking topics.
If you miss a session or want to refresh your memory on what was said, you can watch all the recordings on demand.
No travel, less costs, no expenses - reduce your carbon footprint!
A pioneering initiative by the IFC to encourage green bond issuance by banks in emerging markets is bearing fruit, reports Graham Cooper.
Issuance from car makers has shifted to a higher gear in recent months, and it is a sign that corporates more broadly are tapping the market, says Ahren Lester.
In a year thrown into disarray by the coronavirus pandemic, Ahren Lester reports on how issuance of green, social and sustainability bonds has continued to power ahead, helped by a broadening range of issuers and more large issues.
Transition finance has garnered a lot of attention, but the challenge of delineating what exactly it is remains unresolved. Three recent reports try to balance the need for the definition to be both broad enough to be inclusive, yet specific enough to protect the instruments from claims of greenwashing. Ahren Lester reports.
The transition label is key to helping meet the Paris Climate Agreement, argue Sandeep Bhattacharya and Sourajit Aiyer.
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