EIB
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Development banks take the lead in financing nascent techology -
Suprnational set to settle deal using tokenised commercial bank cash on HSBC managed platform
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Sponsored by European Investment BankFifteen years ago, the European Investment Bank (EIB) issued the world’s first green bond. From that initial seed has grown a trillion euro market, spanning different financing formats, currencies, countries and issuers across the globe. But integrity is just as important as size. Concerted effort from the bank of the EU has helped the market evolve to prioritise impact over intent, turning use-of-proceeds bonds specifically into one of the most effective tools for promoting clarity in sustainability.
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Eurofima tightened its ‘attractive’ spread by 3bp but others stayed flat to guidance
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Supranational now has Nkr7bn of labelled debt in Nokkies
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The Flemish Community is also in the market selling a €2bn dual-trancher
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The pair raised €8.5bn combined despite the EU draining €12bn from the market the previous day
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The pair announced ESG deals as the EU finalises a well sought-after €12bn transaction
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The issuer 'demonstrated leadership' with latest dollar benchmark
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The NZ$800m deal follows NZ$475m outing from the European Investment Bank in early July
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EIB and Cades reopen deals as Renten lines up new 10 year green bond
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Long serving funding official bows out after 32 years in the market
