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BNP Paribas, HSBC and JP Morgan jostle for sustainable bond underwriter top spot
20 July 2021BNP Paribas, HSBC and JP Morgan were all vying to take the top spot for sustainable bond lead managers, with BNP Paribas just edging its rivals in the second quarter of 2021 but JP Morgan remaining ahead for the year to date
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NN IP green bond assets reach €4bn milestone amid strengthening market
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SBTi tightens corporate climate target requirement from 2022
16 July 2021The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) said that companies looking to validate their climate goals from mid-2022
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BlackRock launches emerging markets impact bond fund
16 July 2021BlackRock has launched a sustainable bond-focused active fund in its flagship emerging markets fixed income range
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Green and sustainability-linked loan round-up: Royal Adelaide Hospital, Ratch, Investec, Bud APAC ... and more
15 July 2021 -
Bond round-up: Enel, IADB, Mexico, A2A, Banco BPM, Leasys ... and more
14 July 2021 -
Free webinar: Environmental Finance review of Q2 sustainable bond market
14 July 2021Environmental Finance will host a free webinar this week to review the 2021 second quarter sustainable bond issuance
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EU expert group publishes proposed social, transition Taxonomy extensions
13 July 2021The Platform on Sustainable Finance (PSF) has published proposals for extending the EU Taxonomy for sustainable activities to include 'social' objectives, as well as extend the existing 'green' Taxonomy to specifically identify environmentally harmful and 'transition' activities to add nuance to the landmark regulation.
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Sustainability-linked bond growth softens second quarter sustainable bond slowdown
13 July 2021Sustainability-linked bond issuance in the second quarter of 2021 tripled on the first three months of the year...
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Sustainability-linked bonds: One year after the principles - Part 1
13 July 2021One year after the Sustainability Linked Bond Principles were published, the target-based fixed income instrument is seeing issuance accelerate. Market participants warn, however, that some current issues lack substance. Ahren Lester reports