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The launch of the first green bond index is a coup for Solactive and the Climate Bonds Initiative, though neither of them has put an enormous amount of work into it.
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Solactive, the German index provider, has launched the first index of green bonds — the fast-growing category of bonds with proceeds earmarked for specifically enviromental uses. The initiative was welcomed by some market participants as a move that could raise the profile of green investment and help fund managers. But it is also the first formal delineation of the green bond market — an issue that could prove controversial, writes Jon Hay. -
Solactive, the German index provider, has launched the first index of green bonds – the fast-growing category of bonds with proceeds earmarked for specifically enviromental uses.
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Legal & General Investment Management bought the whole of the £210m bond that finances the sale of Opal Group’s eight UK student halls of residence out of administration.
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Legal and General Investment Management bought the whole of the GBP210m bond that finances the sale of Opal Group’s eight UK student halls of residence out of administration.
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Eight UK student accommodation buildings owned by the Opal Group, which went into administration in March 2013, have been transferred to new owners with finance through a £210m bond issue.
