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BNP Paribas to halt participation in oil and gas conventional bond issuance
14 May 2024French bank BNP Paribas has signalled that it will refrain from participating in conventional bond issues for companies in the oil and gas sector at its annual general meeting.
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Norrsken holds final close at €320m for second fund
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Barclays sees improvements in SLB structuring
14 May 2024Although sustainability-linked bond issuance is in decline, the market is taking several steps in the right direction, Charlotte Edwards tells Ahren Lester
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AIGCC report helps investors manage nature-related risks
14 May 2024The Asia Investor Group on Climate Change (AIGCC) has published its report on how investors can effectively manage nature-related risks.
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'Greenflation' likely in near-term, says Pictet-IIF research
14 May 2024"Considerable economic disruption" from policies to support the transition to net zero is likely, feeding inflation in the near term and raising the risk of stranded assets and asset bubbles, according to research by Pictet Asset Management and the Institute of International Finance (IIF).