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Bank of Ayudhya raises $400m from green, blue bond
19 June 2023Thai lender Bank of Ayudhya has raised $400 million from an inaugural green and blue bond, which is backed by the International Finance Corporation (IFC).
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SBTi 'increases ambition' for financial institutions on emissions reduction targets
19 June 2023The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has launched "more ambitious" draft emissions reduction target guidance that will require financial institutions to further align with a 1.5°C pathway.
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Shell 'in denial' about global transition, warns PIRC
19 June 2023Shell is "in denial" about the global transition to net zero, proxy advisor PIRC told Environmental Finance following the oil giant's rowback on fossil fuel production targets.
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Resolve 'worrying' inconsistencies in EU reporting regimes, says PGGM
16 June 2023The EU must resolve "inconsistencies" between its reporting requirements for corporates and financial institutions, according to a senior executive at PGGM.
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ICMA Principles: Transition and sustainability-linked bond updates expected
16 June 2023The International Capital Market Association (ICMA)-administered sustainable bond principles are expected to update their transition finance handbook and expand sustainability-linked bond guidance at its annual general meeting next week.
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People moves 16 June: Lombard Odier, Church Commissioners for England and more
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IPSASB to develop public sector climate disclosure standard
16 June 2023The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (IPSASB) has announced it will begin developing a public sector-specific standard for climate-related disclosures.
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Impact measurement market projected to quadruple in size by 2030
16 June 2023A first estimate of the size of the global 'ESG, sustainability & impact measurement & management market' has estimated that it is worth about $7.7 billion and could quadruple in size by 2030.
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UK companies concerned ESG ratings influence investor voting
15 June 2023Some of the largest UK-listed companies are concerned that their environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings may influence investor voting intentions, amid concerns about how up-to-date the ratings are and the data gathering techniques the providers use to generate them.
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Loan round-up: Port of Brisbane, JSW Cement, L&T Finance ... and more
15 June 2023
- The emerging concept of 'nature transition'
- Attractive valuations demonstrate appeal of transition finance, Schroders says
- If insurance fails from climate risk, then the rest of finance will follow, says Aviva
- The dark side of AI investment
- We don't need a 'Just Transition' bond label
- How a Super El Niño could drive food price spikes
- Comment: Please stop talking about David Attenborough
- Exclusive: Combined climate and nature value-at-risk tool launched
- Japan struggling to attract international investors on transition
- Valuing climate resilience: the next frontier for financial markets