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The maiden DKK5 billion ($762 million) sovereign green bond issued by Denmark was more than four-times…
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Denmark has announced it will issue its debut sovereign green bond in January which will replicate the…
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Fannie Mae and Nordea Bank have been elected to the executive committee (ExCom) that develops the Green…
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Is a transition bond label still needed now that the Sustainability-Linked Bond Principles have been published?
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The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced that sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) will be eligible…
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UK natural gas distribution network operator Cadent has published a framework for the issuance of potentially…
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Meeting the European Commission's sustainability objectives requires innovation, argues Jacob Michaelsen
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Rather than talk about creating a transition bond label, let's talk about the broader direction of the labelled bond market, says Jacob Michaelsen
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As the green bond market grows, the discussion around 'additionality' has increased in importance. However, we must keep a longer term view in mind when discussing the topic, argues Jacob Michaelsen
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The Nordic countries are in the vanguard of the green bond market, leading the march in areas such as impact reporting. Michael Hurley asks what lessons the rest of the world can learn
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There has been much discussion about whether green bonds command a 'greenium', but is it time to look at the argument from a different perspective, asks Jacob Michaelsen
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