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A renovation revolution can kick start the journey to Europe’s net zero carbon target — while boosting the economy more effectively than quantitative easing -
Once practically guaranteed, demand for green bonds is becoming fickle
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Just as investors are starting to worry that inflation may not be transitory after all, so issuers should be concerned that primary market conditions may become more treacherous
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BPCE showed this week that there’s still room for innovation in bank capital products
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Popular scheme is promising way to shift companies towards net zero
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New investors in the asset class should heed the concerns of departing sub debt specialists
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The benefits of labelled debt could aid small and peripheral firms with difficult MREL roll outs
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Until the European Central Bank starts to pull back from providing such cheap repo lending, issuers have little incentive to diversify their funding
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Risk of 'social washing' is high in mortgage lending
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Borrowers still have a golden opportunity to get funding away before the Fed’s conference next week
