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Companies weigh delaying preparations for SEC rule in face of legal uncertainty, lawyer says
30 April 2024 -
Green bond emissions accounting could 'significantly boost' market
30 April 2024 -
Heavy industries must speed up to get on track with emissions targets, says WBA
30 April 2024 -
ICMA, IsDB publish 'milestone' sustainable sukuk guidance
29 April 2024 -
SEC climate rule built to survive legal challenges, says former counsel
29 April 2024 -
Japan shows value of clear policy to spur transition finance, JCR says
29 April 2024 -
AXA IM engagements increasingly focus on climate change
29 April 2024 -
'Hard-to-abate' green bonds tell transition investors we are 'here for real'
29 April 2024 -
Decline of Article 9 funds nearing end and Article 8 continues to soar, Barclays finds
26 April 2024 -
Landmark moment as climate risks included in 'Magna Carta of banking supervision'
26 April 2024 -
European Parliament votes to 'break down' composite ESG ratings
26 April 2024 -
'Dividing line' between transition and business strategies is fading fast
26 April 2024 -
People Moves, 26 April: Glass Lewis, Abris, NTR, Circulate Capital, Mediolanum ... and more
26 April 2024 -
EU looks to UK, US policies, with no clear way forward for SFDR
26 April 2024 -
Impax warns investor sentiment towards green funds could sour
26 April 2024 -
Regulators' attempts to put labels on sustainable finance are flawed, argues Impax
26 April 2024 -
LGIM to sharpen nature voting focus for 2024 AGM season
26 April 2024 -
Loan round-up: Vukile Property, Nexa, Blumar ... and more
25 April 2024 -
Apicorp returns to green bond market
25 April 2024 -
Morningstar Sustainalytics President joins Glass Lewis as CEO
25 April 2024
- Decline of Article 9 funds nearing end and Article 8 continues to soar, Barclays finds
- European Parliament votes to 'break down' composite ESG ratings
- Landmark moment as climate risks included in 'Magna Carta of banking supervision'
- Regulators' attempts to put labels on sustainable finance are flawed, argues Impax
- Enel SLB target miss 'very significant event' for market
- SEC climate rule built to survive legal challenges, says former counsel
- 'Hard-to-abate' green bonds tell transition investors we are 'here for real'
- Wave of change: The state of play on blue bonds
- Financial accounting of net-zero commitments? Not yet, IASB says
- The accountability backlash has begun
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30 April 2024
CSRD reporting to 'extend far beyond those subject to the regulation', says Workiva
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30 April 2024
Actis to develop green hydrogen in Oman
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30 April 2024
Eurex launches new green bond repo collateral basket
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30 April 2024
Australian investor body seeks experts for taxonomy project
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30 April 2024
EU Commission puts call out for natural capital and circular experts
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30 April 2024
BII backs Indian EV charging network with $19m
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30 April 2024
ESRS for specific sectors and non-EU companies delayed by two years
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30 April 2024
KfW readies first Euro green bond deal of 2024
Quarterly sustainable bond issuance by label ($Value)
Provisional data for Q1 2024 shows a general uptick in issuance of all labels from the previous quarter except for sustainability linked bonds which have had their weakest quarter since Q1 2021 and have been on a downward trend since their peak in Q4 2021. Conversely transition bonds have had a record-breaking quarter due to Japan’s pioneering sovereign transition bonds.
Green bonds remain by far the largest label while sustainability and social bonds have kept at similar levels in Q1 2024, with sustainability bonds slightly outperforming social bonds for the first time since Q1 2023. Overall Q1 2024 has been one of the strongest quarters on record.
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