As part of Environmental Finance's ESG in Fixed Income 2020 virtual conference, Daniel Farchy, equity investment officer at the European Investment Bank (EIB), and Timothée Jaulin, head of supranational entities coverage at Amundi, discussed how their joint Green Credit Continuum (GRECO) programme aims to widen the green credit issuer landscape to non-traditional issuers, such as smaller corporates and SMEs, and develop the market for non-traditional green credit instruments.
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