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We don't need a 'Just Transition' bond label
29 June 2026 -
Erlandsson: Transition-linked bonds more impactful than use-of-proceeds equivalent
29 June 2026 -
'Won't know if we got the numbers right' on nature insurance, says AXA
29 June 2026 -
If insurance fails from climate risk, then the rest of finance will follow, says Aviva
26 June 2026 -
UK-China taskforce eyes progress on transition finance amid political thaw
26 June 2026 -
Time to move on from 'legacy' sustainability disclosure regimes
26 June 2026 -
Japan struggling to attract international investors on transition
26 June 2026 -
'Important' FTSE Russell, CCB 'Dim Sum' green bond index launched
26 June 2026 -
Dunand-Chatellet named as successor to Zaouati at Mirova
26 June 2026 -
Attractive valuations demonstrate appeal of transition finance, Schroders says
26 June 2026 -
'Investing in resilience is a deterrent, as everything has been weaponised'
26 June 2026 -
Natural Disaster Fund expands insurance capacity
26 June 2026 -
Exclusive: Combined climate and nature value-at-risk tool launched
26 June 2026 -
Google funds water resilience data tool
25 June 2026 -
Danone, Mars, Hermès back €124m nature carbon fund
25 June 2026 -
Blended finance must be deployed more wisely, says HSBC
25 June 2026 -
TNFD using AI to track reporting uptake
25 June 2026 -
Sustainable debt round-up: Intesa Sanpaolo, California Community Choice Financing Authority, Snam ... and more
24 June 2026 -
SFDR agreement criticised for allowing fossil fuels in transition funds
24 June 2026 -
UK urged to launch sovereign transition bond
24 June 2026 -
Banks' uneven progress on sustainability flagged in UNEP FI survey
24 June 2026 -
MSCI in $120m physical risk data deal
24 June 2026 -
Resilience debt growth requires 'systematic' approach - and insurer involvement
24 June 2026 -
Unlikely to be 'universal agreement of credibility' for transition finance
24 June 2026
- The emerging concept of 'nature transition'
- Exclusive: Combined climate and nature value-at-risk tool launched
- How a Super El Niño could drive food price spikes
- If insurance fails from climate risk, then the rest of finance will follow, says Aviva
- Attractive valuations demonstrate appeal of transition finance, Schroders says
- UK-China taskforce eyes progress on transition finance amid political thaw
- Japan struggling to attract international investors on transition
- Valuing climate resilience: the next frontier for financial markets
- Dunand-Chatellet named as successor to Zaouati at Mirova
- Time to move on from 'legacy' sustainability disclosure regimes
EMEA Sustainable Bond Issuance
This graph depicts year-on-year sustainable bond issuance in Europe, Middle East and Africa since 2021. 2021 is the peak for the region, with around $530 billion issued across 1370 bonds. 2022 saw a notable decrease in dollar issuance, due to several factors, such as rising interest rates and tighter financial conditions in the region. 2023-2024 showed the stabilisation of the market, with dollar issuance rebounding modestly.
Headwinds, like geopolitical conflict and an ‘anti-ESG backlash’ stopped 2025 issuance from extending two years of growth in 2023-24. Issuance in 2026 may suggest some signs of recovery in the region, with EMEA Q1 2026 dollar issuance exceeding 2025 Q1 dollar issuance by $19 billion. However, Q1 2026 issuance is still $11 billion below Q1 2024’s, suggesting the market has not yet fully recovered.
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