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EU Weekly Carbon Update, 15 July 2019
16 July 2019Louis Redshaw remains bullish about the EUA price, despite last week's 9% rise and the sharp increase in auction volume this week.
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Bond round-up: Societe Generale, Ferrovie, Posco, BKW Group and more...
10 July 2019New York State Housing Finance Agency has issued a preliminary statement announcing its intention to issue two sustainability bonds amounting to $72.77 million and $9.6 million.
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Green, social and sustainability bond issuance leaps 37% in H1
03 July 2019Issuance of labelled green, social and sustainability bonds jumped 37% in the first six months of this year to $147.8 billion, according to Environmental Finance’s Bond database.
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Bond round-up: Westpac, CGNPC, Prologis, Hera, Hannon Armstrong ... and more
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Chubb's coal exclusion policy to impact at least $10m of assets
01 July 2019US insurer Chubb has announced it will not make new debt or equity investments in companies that generate more than 30% of their revenues from thermal coal mining or that generate more than 30% of their energy production from coal.
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ESG ratings reflected in sovereign credit spreads, says Hermes
01 July 2019Countries that rate highly on environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria benefit from tighter credit default swap (CDS) spreads than those with lower ESG ratings, a study has found.
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Green Bonds round-up, 26 June
26 June 2019BBVA issued its first green bond, also for €1 billion, in May 2018. Since then it has issued two much smaller bonds, in September 2018 and February 2019.
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Germany’s Dürr claims first ESG-linked Schuldschein
20 June 2019German engineering group Dürr has raised €200 million ($224 million) from an innovative Schuldschein whose coupon will vary according to the company’s sustainability rating.
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Bond round-up: Chile, Korea, Engie, CDC, Vattenfall, BayWa, RATP … and more
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Green bond market should get a boost from proposed EU standards, say insiders
18 June 2019Revised proposals for an EU Green Bond Standard (EU GBS) from the EU Technical Expert Group on Sustainable Finance (TEG) have been generally welcomed by market insiders.