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  • Bonds round-up: Unédic, BPCE, Eurofima, EIB, E.ON ... and more,

    20 May 2020
  • Sustainalytics says green 'pure-play' aligns with GBPs

    20 May 2020

    US company Plug Power, which designs and makes hydrogen fuel cell systems is planning to issue green bonds "for general corporate purposes".

  • Valuing water now can prevent another global catastrophe

    20 May 2020

    Investors must learn from Covid-19 and take urgent action to tackle the intertwined climate and water crises, says Kirsten James of Ceres

  • HSBC and IFC real economy green bond fund raises $470m

    20 May 2020

    HSBC Global Asset Management (HSBC GAM) and the International Finance Corporation announced their green bond fund targeting "real economy" assets has raised more than $470 million following its third close.

  • Majority of Europe's largest companies still 'failing' in climate reporting

    19 May 2020

    In 2019, more than three quarters of Europe's largest companies were not adequately reporting climate and environmental risks, according to the Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB).

  • Banks' fossil fuel commitments accelerate as pressure intensifies

    19 May 2020
  • Citi creates 'sustainability and corporate transitions' group

    19 May 2020

    Citigroup's investment banking division has created a 'sustainability and corporate transitions' group.

  • Shell climate resolution support welcomed by green investor group

    19 May 2020

    Support for a shareholder resolution demanding Anglo-Dutch oil supermajor Royal Dutch Shell set carbon intensity targets more than doubled compared with a similar resolution in 2018, but still failed to secure enough votes to pass.

  • $500m real estate green loan agreed in Singapore

    19 May 2020

    Singaporean property manager GuocoLand has agreed a SGD730 million ($515 million) green loan for the construction of a residential and commercial development.

  • Zurich sustainability chief talks up climate drive post Covid-19

    19 May 2020

    John Scott advocates fiscal stimulus funds be spent on pursuing a lower carbon economy