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In a widely anticipated move, the IMF executive board has approved the renminbi as the fifth currency in the Special Drawing Rights (SDR) basket of currencies with a weighting of 10.92%, the IMF said in a November 30 statement. The new SDR will go into effect as of October 1, 2016. -
With green bonds accounting for a minuscule 1% of the total global fixed income market, a lot more needs to be done to grow the institutional demand needed to help meet climate change targets.
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One Belt, One Road — a simple name for a vastly ambitious and complex project that China hopes will create demand overseas for its excess capacity in areas such as steel, cement and aluminium, and aid the transformation of its economy away from the domestic investment-led model. GlobalCapital explores the potential of this transformational infrastructure investment.
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The opening up of the renminbi bond market could be as important and transformational for global capital markets as the launch of the euro.
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Given that green bonds still account for a minuscule 1% of the total global fixed income market, it is supply that is needed most if the sustainable capital market is to gather the traction it needs.
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Although Asia as a whole has been slow to embrace green financing standards relative to some parts of Europe, China stands out as having taken big strides towards greening its financial system. Green bonds are at the heart of this move with China’s market having the potential to be the largest in the world.
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