News

  • Riskthinking AI launches 'most comprehensive' climate risk data tool

    10 February 2021

    ESG data provider Riskthinking AI has launched Climate Wisdom, an algorithmically-devised climate risk data service.

  • Bond round-up: Iberdrola, France, Telefonica, Alibaba, Surbana Jurong, H&M ... and more

    10 February 2021
  • News round-up - Macquarie, ShareAction, RLAM, MSCI, Wilshire

    10 February 2021
  • Strong demand sees Elsan upsize sustainability-linked leveraged loan

    09 February 2021

    French private hospital operator Elsan refinanced its entire €1.7 billion ($2 billion) of senior debt by issuing a sustainability-linked leveraged loan, after the innovative transaction attracted significant demand from investors.

  • Oceans fund eyeing 'impact unicorns' targets €150m fundraise

    09 February 2021
  • CNP Assurances draws exclusion plans for oil and gas companies

    09 February 2021

    CNP Assurances has pledged to complement its coal investment policy with a responsible investment strategy for the oil & gas sector.

  • 'Sharp differences' in how sovereign wealth funds approach climate

    09 February 2021

    Almost 90% of sovereign wealth funds claim to take climate change into account in their investment processes - but there are "sharp differences in how systematic and sophisticated these approaches are", a report has found.

  • EFAMA disputes 'short termism' beliefs of EU sustainable corporate governance revamp

    09 February 2021

    The European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) has challenged the depiction of shareholders as being interested in short-term financial returns in its response to the European Commission's consultation document proposal for an initiative on sustainable corporate governance.

  • News Round Up: PRB, First Sentier, ISS ESG

    09 February 2021
  • Combining sustainability-linked and green bonds would be 'more impactful'

    09 February 2021

    Tying 'use-of-proceeds' green bonds with their emerging 'sustainability-linked' cousins could make green paper "more impactful and more intentional", and market participants are beginning to float the idea more widely.