Banks mark four-fold increase in ESG deals this year to date

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Banks mark four-fold increase in ESG deals this year to date

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Financial institutions have ramped up their sales of green debt at the start of 2021, as they look to take advantage of a quiet funding year by building out their environment, social and governance frameworks. This week, nearly all FIG euro issuance arrived in ESG formats.

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