Discuss and network
Meet other attendees through speed networking group video calls.
We would love to be meeting you in person but 2021 will be a year of virtual events. Environmental Finance will develop its successful ESG in Fixed Income events across a sequence of six one-day conferences.
All hosted on a single platform, to enable the community to flourish, attendees will have access to presentations live on the day and on-demand post-event.
Delegates will be able to use the event platform to network with each other and our partners throughout the year.
Supporters of the event will also have visibility on the platform outside of the conference days alone.
The one-day events will capture the crucial topics relevant to the green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked (GSS) bond markets. We will give companies the platform and opportunity to discuss how these trends are evolving in each area and learn about what this means for future issuance of and investment in these products.
Register and immediately gain access to the green, social and sustainable bond community.
If you are interested in partnering with us for these events, please contact Neil Porteous on +44 (0)203 326 6269 or email neil.porteous@environmental-finance.com, to discuss your specific requirements and the opportunities available.
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 80+ 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.
Do attend, become part of the green, social and sustainable bond community.
The Bank of China transition bond was ground-breaking in its claims to align with the newly launched transition finance recommendations, reports Ahren Lester, but experts judged the transaction as failing to live up to its promise and ambition
An investor rebellion over financing a coal mine could herald a new dawn for the green bond market, writes Peter Cripps
The publication of the final technical screening criteria (TSC) for the EU Taxonomy for sustainable activities have been delayed as the European Commission wades through the more than 46,000 responses to the consultation on the draft criteria.
A new study shows weak link between companies' climate targets and green debt financing, say Gregor Vulturius and Heidi Tuhkanen
A new study shows weak link between companies' climate targets and green debt financing, say Gregor Vulturius and Heidi Tuhkanen