IADB picks sterling sustainable development bond debut

Lewis McLellan

October 07, 2019 03:30 pm

The torrent of ESG supply shows no sign of slowing. Inter-American Development Bank’s debut sustainable development bond is set to come to market on Tuesday in sterling, alongside a sustainability bond from Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten.

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JP Morgan SSA TD Securities The Netherlands Citi Supras and agencies EMEA Inter-American Development Bank IADB Europe Crédit Agricole DZ Bank HSBC SRI NatWest Markets

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