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Investor groups launch campaign to engage utility sector on climate change
29 April 2016A group of investors representing $20 trillion has launched a campaign to engage with utility companies.
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Pension funds 'lag corporates' in understanding ESG
28 April 2016Many corporations understand environmental social and governance (ESG) issues, but their pension funds often lag behind, according to one large fund.
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Gold Standard launches forestry and land use working group
26 April 2016Voluntary carbon market certification company Gold Standard has launched a working group that aims to update its standards for sustainable forestry, agriculture, land use and water management.
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Asset manager names three sustainable themes for a low-growth future
26 April 2016Three sustainability themes were named as having the potential to boost returns for investors facing the 'new reality' of a low-growth environment.
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Vigeo Eiris 'severely' downgrades Mitsubishi Motors
25 April 2016Environmental social and governance (ESG) ratings agency Vigeo Eiris has 'severely' downgraded Mitsubishi Motors, after the latter admitted to falsifying the emissions tests of 625,000 vehicles.
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FlexiGroup gains tighter prices on green tranche
21 April 2016FlexiGroup has achieved tighter pricing for the green tranche of it latest asset backed security (ABS), Environmental Finance can reveal.
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Moody's ups 2016 green bond forecast to $70bn
21 April 2016Moody's has upped its prediction for green bond issuance for 2016 to $70 billion, after a record-breaking first quarter boosted by a spate of massive deals from Chinese.
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Struggling SunEdison launches 'fire sale' of 5.3GW of projects
20 April 2016SunEdison has put a list of 5.3GW of renewables projects up for sale, as it looks to stave off potential bankruptcy.
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First Chinese green bond indexes launched
19 April 2016The first green bond indexes focusing on domestic issues in China have been launched, Environmental Finance has learned.
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FlexiGroup launches ABS with green tranche
18 April 2016Australian consumer lender FlexiGroup has launched an A$260 million ($200 million) asset backed security (ABS) with a green tranche.