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Mitsui OSK Lines to issue 'first' shipping firm blue bond
19 December 2023Japanese firm Mitsui OSK Lines plans to raise JPY10 billion ($70 million) through a blue bond in January, believed to be the first issued by a shipping firm using recent International Capital Market Association (ICMA) guidelines.
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Sustainability-linked shipping finance ready to set sail
18 December 2023Shipping firms could turn to more sustainability-linked finance after the IMO delivered a long-awaited net zero transition plan. Ahren Lester reports
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Argos Wityu kicks off deploying climate action fund
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ICMA publishes ESG ratings and data code of conduct
14 December 2023The International Capital Market Association (ICMA) has published a voluntary 'code of conduct' for ESG ratings and data products.
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COP28: Global Stocktake nothing more than 'disjointed wish list', NGO says
12 December 2023The latest Global Stocktake drafted text is a "disjointed wish list" with weak language on reducing use of fossil fuels, an NGO has claimed.
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People Moves, 8 December: General Atlantic, ISSB, ImpactA Global ... and more
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ISDA to publish sustainability-linked derivative legal clauses
07 December 2023The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) will release a set of legal clauses this month to promote sustainability-linked derivatives (SLD), in its first step towards standardising the nascent market.
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COP28: IRENA's Energy Transition Accelerator grows four-fold to $4bn
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COP28: Sovereign sustainability-linked finance task force launched
05 December 2023Eight development banks and financial institutions have launched a technical task force to support the development and growth of the sustainability-linked finance market for sovereign issuers to achieve global climate and nature goals.
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'Greenhushing' punishable by regulators, IOSCO greenwashing paper says
04 December 2023Financial institutions under-reporting their sustainability credentials to evade investor scrutiny or regulatory requirements may be punished under existing regulations, according to a report by the board of the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO).