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Strife at COP leaves climate burden on private actors
Oil producers hinder progress, rich countries reluctant to pay
With liberalisation on the agenda, securitization's broadening horizons and ESG impetus will not go unnoticed
Fingrid shrugs off woes surrounding France's budget
Finnish borrower powers through as investors say they're still laden with cash
With liberalisation on the agenda, securitization's broadening horizons and ESG impetus will not go unnoticed
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EIB signs Polish green synthetic deal with Inbank, HomeServe agrees £250m facility with Barclays -
◆ Norwegian national champion's first unsecured euro deal since July 2023 ◆ Non-preferred green note priced with no premium ◆ Deal helped by ESG label, rarity and high ratings for the asset class
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Commercial property risk still dogs sector but investors can distinguish credits
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Market said to be reaching ‘maturity’
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Hybrids find it hard to consistently hit the target as senior/subordinated spread shrinks
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Hybrid deals remain challenging sale for issuers
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◆ Donald Trump’s threat to ESG finance in the US ◆ Why ‘woke capitalism’ won’t be put to bed ◆ UK auto ABS faces up to compensation crisis
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M&A refinancing wins more than €11bn of orders and tightens by 50bp
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Politicians and corporations could try to ban pension funds and asset managers considering environmental and social issues
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Twenty-four states with 60% of US GDP still committed to going green as IRA wins bipartisan support
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Guidance released to help banks with quandary of how to deal with biodiversity
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Collateral pools are diversified but industry cannot ignore broader implications of more frequent extreme weather
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‘Classic balance of payments crisis’ spooks bondholders as former president Morales seeks return
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Center for Global Development tool is tracking six MDBs’ progress on G20 and Bridgetown reforms
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Other countries set to follow Germany in buying hybrids, Bank will then turn to philanthropists
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Multi-year default negotiations could finally yield a deal at IMF this week
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Developing countries are urging the World Bank to change its practices, since there is no let-up between harmful events
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Property developers precarious and local governments have opaque debts
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Niche investors could run aground on the rocks of retail finance and consumer protection
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The way banks do compliance training makes them riskier, not safer
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Better book than last sell-down with new long-only institutions coming into the stock while others add to positions
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Boxer Retail set to price IPO at top of range
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Parent company rescues spin-off in turnaround plan
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Sponsored by CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean
CAF gearing up to transform regional development
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Sponsored by Emirates NBD Capital
Emirates NBD Capital: An unrivalled conduit for Middle East liquidity
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Sponsored by Instituto de Crédito Oficial
ICO: a benchmark issuer in the European sustainable bonds market
