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People moves 18 April: Blue Earth Capital, M&G, Rothschild ... and more
18 April 2025 -
BP's climate row-back sparks shareholder rebellion at AGM
17 April 2025 -
UK government consults on carbon, nature market standards
17 April 2025 -
Railpen using CA100+ benchmark to push boards for climate lobbying transparency
17 April 2025 -
'Trump effect' could lead to market opportunity, says Gresham House
17 April 2025 -
Natural Capital Investment Americas: early bird ends tomorrow
17 April 2025 -
The 'why now' and 'how' questions remain for biodiversity investing
16 April 2025 -
Food investors to face insecurity and commercial loss, says First Sentier MUFG
16 April 2025 -
Sustainable debt round-up: Germany, China, Grupo Enhol ... and more
16 April 2025 -
Nature projects will always have a degree of 'guesstimating'
16 April 2025 -
GPIF sustainability policy an 'important signal' for Asia-Pacific transition
16 April 2025 -
Financial institutions 'not planning to reduce fossil fuel investments'
16 April 2025 -
Trust was visibly being destroyed, says author of UK sustainable funds standard
16 April 2025 -
Sustainable bond issuance falls 20% amid corporate, sovereign slump
15 April 2025 -
NZBA ditches requirement to target 1.5°C alignment to give banks more 'flexibility'
15 April 2025 -
Franklin Templeton launches two ESG-focused ETFs
15 April 2025 -
RMS to pilot ecosystem integrity index later this year
15 April 2025 -
Buyers of biodiversity credits 'yet to emerge'
15 April 2025 -
New Agriculture launches agricultural landscapes strategy
14 April 2025
- Blended Finance - Environmental Finance & OECD conference 2025
- Conference Highlights
- Thematic video: Local Currency
- Nature based solutions: The opportunity for renewable energy investors
- NZBA ditches requirement to target 1.5°C alignment to give banks more 'flexibility'
- Sustainable bond issuance falls 20% amid corporate, sovereign slump
- Winners of the 2025 Sustainable Debt Awards revealed
- GPIF sustainability policy an 'important signal' for Asia-Pacific transition
- BP's climate row-back sparks shareholder rebellion at AGM
- Better data can help capital flow to emerging markets
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17 April 2025
Blended finance helps fuel confidence in Africa's private markets, report finds
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17 April 2025
Ghana launches biodiversity finance programme
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17 April 2025
Biochar platform closes funding round
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16 April 2025
Vital backs land management business
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16 April 2025
Incofin backs Nicaraguan smallholder farmers lender
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16 April 2025
Canadian Sustainability Standards Board appoints chair
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16 April 2025
Investors set to demand change on BP climate stance at AGM
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16 April 2025
BeZero Carbon and Xpansiv expand partnership
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The conference starts on 30 April 2025 at 8.45AM GST.
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GPIF sustainability policy an 'important signal' for Asia-Pacific transition
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NZBA ditches requirement to target 1.5°C alignment to give banks more 'flexibility'
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Climate policy pendulum may bring near-term relief but longer-term pain, S&P says
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Investor hesitation to back climate proposals leads shareholders to shelve resolutions

Average coupon of sustainable bonds by quarter
2024 was a story of two halves for sustainable bond coupon rates. The first half of the year saw coupons edge up to an average of 5.06% in Q2 - the highest they have been during five year period looked at in the below chart. After the second quarter there was a sharp decline in average coupon rates to 4.13% in Q3, falling further to 4% in Q4. Even with the decline in the second half of the year, average coupons for full year 2024 were the highest they have been over this five-year period.
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