UK
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Lenders say sustainability-linked market is in 'good shape' despite volumes slowing -
The regulator's final determination is meant to provide guidance to the industry for the next five years, instead it is piling on the pain
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Sources close to Class A proposal are confident threshold has been reached
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Heavily indebted company expects its yields to fall after next month's regulatory milestone
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Class A bondholders expect to get a quorum for the lending deal the utility agreed to
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New loan also removes dividend cap restrictions
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Clear election result could unlock issuance until end of November at least
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A unified definition of what makes a credible corporate transition plan is on the cards as curtain falls on UK TPT and ISSB takes over
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Post-Budget inflation fears have led to a surge in UK government bond yields
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Junior creditors propose cheaper offer to Class A deal
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Emergency funding with sky high costs threatens to cut off more meaningful support
