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Intu, the UK shopping centres company, sold its £350m bond today to finance the transfer of two more malls into its secured funding vehicle. -
The $32bn green bond market grows ever stronger, as NRW.Bank pricing last week’s deal through its curve proves. But the real innovations in green finance are much further from the mainstream – like Hawaii’s solar panel ABS and Electricité de France’s plans for a green private equity fund.
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Intu, the UK property company formerly called Capital Shopping Centres, is to hold a bond investor call on Tuesday November 4, to prepare for a £350m new issue from its secured group funding structure.
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Stockland, one of Australia’s largest property developers, on Thursday launched the first green bond from an Australian issuer. The €300m bond, rated A-, was sold into a European market that had recovered well from a bout of turbulence last week, and was fully placed with high quality investors. But it was no blowout.
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Stockland, one of Australia’s largest property developers, on Thursday launched the first green bond from an Australian issuer. The €300m bond, rated A-, was sold into a European market that had recovered well from a bout of turbulence last week and was fully placed with high quality investors. But it was no blowout.
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Prudential, the UK insurance company, has become the first investor to commit construction funding for a tidal power project off the Welsh coast.
