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Green and sustainability-linked loan round-up: JDE Peets, Newmont, FrieslandCampina, Gorge, Nordgold ... and more
01 April 2021 -
Nordic green bond issuers criticise EU taxonomy
16 December 2020Nordic local government funding agencies MuniFin, Kommunalbanken and Kommuninvest have jointly published feedback on the EU's proposed sustainable finance taxonomy, warning that it risks undermining the uptake of the EU's planned green bond standard.
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Kommuninvest prepares social impact loans, eyes social bond
20 August 2020Sweden's Kommuninvest has established a 'committee on social sustainability' to examine applications for loans for investments in housing, healthcare, sports, education and culture.
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Sweden's Kommuninvest in latest green bond agreement with GPIF
30 March 2020Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) - the world's largest pension fund - has announced another significant partnership in its efforts "to promote and develop sustainable capital markets".
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Nordic green bond issuers include EU standard in new reporting guidance
19 February 2020A group of Nordic issuers has set out recommendations on how to report green bond impact in line with the proposed EU Green Bond Standard (GBS).
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First green bond blockchain platform launched
12 December 2019A blockchain-enabled database which claims to have the ability to validate the impact of green bond issues, thereby unlocking greater investment in green projects, has been launched.
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Bond round-up: ANZ, T Corp, Ontario, Denmark … and more
20 November 2019 -
Bonds round-up: Sparebank, Brookfield, Kommuninvest, Kerala ... and more
18 September 2019Sparebank issues €500m green bond
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Annual costs for impact reporting 'typically in €10k-€25k range'
04 July 2019A survey of green bond issuers and investors sheds light on how they approach impact reporting, says Björn Bergstrand
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Green bond round-up: Danske Bank, Cassa depositi e prestiti, Kommuninvest, Teonec, NYSERDA, NY State Housing and Vasakronan
20 March 2019Danske Bank has become a green bond issuer for the first time, in a deal worth €500 million ($568 million).