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Tesla shares are 'still worth holding on to', says sustainable fund manager
06 February 2020Shares in Tesla are worth holding onto, despite having more than trebled in value over the past six months, according to the manager of the Janus Henderson Global Sustainable Equity Fund.
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Green bond comment, February 2020: The EU's Ecolabel
05 February 2020The EU's Ecolabel and green bonds are an imprecise match, says Peter Cripps
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Jupiter joins criticism of EU Ecolabel's focus on green bonds
05 February 2020Jupiter Asset Management has joined Triodos Investment Management in voicing concerns about the EU's proposed Ecolabel for bond funds.
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Bonds round-up: Ecuador, MunichHyp, Klabin, Mowi, GPIF, UK
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Transparency 'a significant challenge' for impact investors
21 January 2020Impact investors continue to struggle with a lack of transparency on impact performance, a survey of the sector has shown, with some respondents complaining that the problem is getting worse.
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LGIM praises Enel's SDG-linked bond
08 January 2020Legal & General Investment Management has weighed in to the debate on Enel's controversial 'Sustainable Development Goals-linked bonds', arguing that they are "better" than green-labelled issues.
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Has the time of environmental markets finally arrived?
13 December 2019As Environmental Finance's Market Rankings celebrates its 20th anniversary, its winners are reaping the rewards of foresight. Peter Cripps reports
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Climate risk could be added to capital requirements in near future, warns Eiopa head
06 December 2019Forward-looking assessments of climate risk could be factored into capital requirements for insurers, the chair of European regulator has said - but only after modelling improves.
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Green bond comment December: It's time for a CA100+ for sovereigns
04 December 2019Bond investors need to start collectively engaging with national governments if the Paris targets are to be met, argues Peter Cripps
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BlackRock reveals its 'shades of green bonds' system
22 November 2019Projects that make improvements to fossil fuel infrastructure are ineligible to be funded by green bonds, according to a new green rating system devised by BlackRock.