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Latest Stories
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Voluntary Carbon Market Rankings 2024 - Winners announced
23 September 2024Concerns about credibility depressed the voluntary carbon market in 2024, but major infrastructure developments are laying the foundations for a resurgence. Genevieve Redgrave reports
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'Are green bonds the appropriate place for early-stage technology investment?'
23 September 2024AXA Investment Managers has argued that research and development (R&D) investment into emerging green and transition technologies should not be a too large element of green bond allocation, as the bond markets are maybe not the most appropriate place for these riskier investments.
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Step-down SLBs a 'hard sell' for investors - but 'step-backs' have potential
23 September 2024Sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) with a 'step-down' coupon on achieving certain targets are a "hard sell" for investors, an Environmental Finance event heard - but 'step-back' coupon deals could prove more popular.
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BlackRock: AI is 'big help' for sustainable bond impact attribution
23 September 2024Early testing of artificial intelligence (AI) by BlackRock sustainable bond analysts has suggested that it is a significant help in correctly determining impact attribution to the use-of-proceeds of these bonds.
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ING further restricts upstream oil & gas financing
20 September 2024ING has further tightened its restrictions on financing the oil and gas sector, although one NGO branded the development as being "of little value".