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Scaling up climate finance in Asia-Pacific through regional cooperation
18 May 2020Developing the region's capital markets would help it address the climate challenge, argues Ajeya Bandyopadhyay
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IBRD launches first sustainable development bond impact report
15 May 2020The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) has published its first impact report covering all bond issuances and the entire portfolio of IBRD's development activities.
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Green investor group hails Equinor climate resolution progress
15 May 2020Support for a shareholder resolution demanding Norwegian oil company Equinor to set carbon intensity targets more than doubled, but majority owner, the state of Norway, kiboshed the proposal.
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'First-of-its-kind' sustainable SPAC raises $300m
15 May 2020A $300 million initial public offering this month could spark further sustainability-themed Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACs), according to a Citigroup head.
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People Moves, 15 May; S&P Global Ratings, Tribe Impact Capital, ShareAction, Hong Kong, We Mean Business
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Deutsche Bank sets 'ambitious' sustainability targets
15 May 2020Deutsche Bank outlined targets which will see the German lender boost sustainability assets to over €200 billion ($217 billion) by 2025 and issue its first green bond.
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UBP launches emerging markets equity impact fund
15 May 2020Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) has launched a listed equity impact fund that will invest in emerging markets.
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Crédit Agricole and Dai-ichi Life partner in micro and gender finance scheme
14 May 2020Aimed at unbanked women in developing world
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Nasdaq launches ESG impact tracking tool
14 May 2020Nasdaq has launched a tool to help clients track the environmental, social and governance (ESG) impact of their portfolios and individual investments.
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EGO fund buys 10 green bonds
14 May 2020The landmark Amundi emerging market green bond fund bought 10 green bonds last year, meaning it is now almost one-third towards its final goal - but had to sell notes after the fund's advisory committee declared that they should no longer be deemed 'green'.