Council of Europe lines up social inclusion bond after ADB dual tranche

Lewis McLellan

June 02, 2021 03:00 pm

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The Council of Europe Development bank will come to market on Thursday for a $500m no-grow social inclusion bond maturing in June 2024.

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Green and Social Bonds Nomura Asian Development Bank ADB JP Morgan SSA TD Securities Citi Barclays Supras and agencies SRI

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