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DFIs, MDBs must lead way on creating modular finance structures for blended finance, says CISL
18 July 2025Realising the potential of blended finance requires aggregation of deals, data improvement and financial innovation, according to a report from the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL).
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Banks face 'static' issuer engagement on sustainable bonds as caution consolidates
18 July 2025Sustainable bond markets have been facing issuer inertia as existing and new issuers reconsider the role of labelled instruments in their financing deals, according to a senior sustainable banker.
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UBP begins using AI nature metrics to inform biodiversity engagements
18 July 2025The asset management arm of Union Bancaire Privée has begun using AI-informed nature data to fuel biodiversity engagements with public companies, Environmental Finance understands.
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Thailand's future SLBs could address gender and biodiversity
18 July 2025Gender and biodiversity could be integrated into the next phase of Thailand's ground-breaking sovereign SLBs, Karas Boonruang tells Ahren Lester
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GSAM: LatAm excelling on EM sustainable bond robustness
18 July 2025Latin American (LatAm) sustainable bond markets are currently outperforming other emerging markets (EMs) for the robustness of their frameworks and innovation, according to Goldman Sachs Investment Management (GSAM).