The issuers' perspective panel
From left to right
Heike Reichelt, The World Bank; Esohe Denise Odaro, IFC
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Latest Stories
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Comment: NZAM and others must adapt or die
15 January 2025Whether bodies such as NZAM will be able to prevent further departures remains to be seen, writes Rob Langston
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Nature versus food debate a red herring, say investors
15 January 2025Nature restoration should not be viewed as a competitor of food security, investors told Environmental Finance, as they pointed towards growing opportunities to combine both themes.
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More blended finance vehicles needed for net-zero, says London Mayor's office
14 January 2025Public-private partnerships need to be 'bigger and more ambitious' to help hit national sustainability targets, the Mayor of London's office has claimed.
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A $1trn market again - sustainable bonds saw issuance grow in 2024
14 January 2025The sustainable bond market crossed the $1 trillion milestone in 2024, for the first time since its record-breaking 2021 total - but market share fell as issuers, especially in the US, prioritised conventional fixed income instruments.
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Standard Chartered, Apollo launch $3bn energy transition infrastructure credit partnership
14 January 2025Standard Chartered has launched a $3 billion clean energy and transition financing partnership with Apollo, which has resulted in the acquisition of a minority stake in debt origination firm Apterra.