EIB
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FMS Wertmanagement placed a short three year bond in sterling on Tuesday, while the European Investment Bank announced a tap of a 2021 line in the currency.
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A dollar market that has been a haven for issuers avoiding the troubled euro sector is starting to show signs of congestion, bankers have warned.
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The public sector dollar bond pipeline for Wednesday is filling up, with a series of issuers set to follow a three year dollar benchmark from the European Investment Bank on Tuesday.
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The European Investment Bank has mandated for a dollar benchmark, a currency that has formed a much larger part of its issuance compared to the last few years.
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A pair of issuers were able to access sterling in size this week as European investors increasingly seek to buy in the currency.
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A group of supranationals has published guidelines for green bond impact reporting, hoping to make it easier for investors to make comparisons within the asset class.
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A group of supranationals has published guidelines to green bond impact reporting, which it is hoped could make comparing green bonds easier for investors.
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European Investment Bank tapped a short dated sterling benchmark on Tuesday as bankers in the sector predict more supply in the currency.
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While the public sector bond market in euros faces uncertainty, dollars is providing borrowers with a haven for issuance.
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European Investment Bank this week became the first SSA name to sell long-dated kangaroo paper to Japanese investors following the start of their new financial year.
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The first update of the Green Bond Principles (GBP) has been revealed, as the green bond market looks forward to another strong year of growth in 2015 and more robust institutional underpinnings.
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KfW has taken a further step toward diversifying the green asset class by printing the largest ever Australian dollar green bond. But on the eve of new green bond guidelines being published on Friday, supply is still lacking, according to specialists.