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Bond round-up: Record deal from Alphabet, EIB, Georgia Utilities ... and more
05 August 2020 -
France considers second green sovereign bond for 2021
04 August 2020The French debt management office, Agence France Tresor (AFT), is considering launching a second green sovereign bond next year, having already raised more than €25 billion ($28 billion) from its pioneering Green OAT, first issued in 2017.
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Strong ESG performance improves bond resilience, says MSCI
29 July 2020Bonds from companies with strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance showed more resilience than other corporate bonds during the first six months of this year, according to MSCI.
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Bond round-up: IBRD, Manila Water, Eurofima, Thailand ... and more
29 July 2020 -
Invesco reveals results of scenario analysis pilot project
28 July 2020Investment manager Invesco has subjected a significant portion of its equity and bond portfolios to a scenario analysis that assumes average global temperatures rise by no more than 1.5oC above pre-industrial times.
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IT giant Atos snaps up decarbonisation specialist EcoAct
28 July 2020EcoAct, a French consultancy and project developer specialising in helping clients to reduce their net carbon emissions, is being bought by CAC-40 listed IT company Atos.
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Franklin Templeton offers two Paris-aligned ETFs
27 July 2020California-based investment manager Franklin Templeton has launched two exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that it says will be aligned with the de-carbonisation goals of the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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More consistency needed in infrastructure investment to meet SDGs, says PRI
27 July 2020A significant increase in infrastructure investment and more standardised approaches are required, if the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are to be met, according to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI).
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Bond round-up: KfW, TenneT, Terna, De Volksbank ... and more
22 July 2020 -
Morgan Stanley backs effort to align financial sector with the Paris Agreement
21 July 2020Morgan Stanley has become the first US-based global bank to join the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) which aims to help financial institutions align their portfolios with the Paris Agreement on climate change. It has also committed to start measuring and disclosing the greenhouse gas emissions from its lending portfolio.