From L to R: Amy Liane West, TD Securities; Lawrence S. Prager, Nikko Asset Management; Carlo Segni, World Bank; Noelle R. Laing, Cambridge Associates; Alka Banerjee, S&P Dow Jones Indices
Panel: The next generation of green bond products
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