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Almost all corporate funding officials are right to wait until the final week of summer before bringing trades -
With the US pandemic-era ban on share repurchasing set to expire, the industry should redirect spare capital into sustainable projects
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The instruments can give impetus to India’s sustainability agenda, but only if done right
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It's time for borrowers and bankers to shake off the summer lethargy
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Difficult funding conditions offer an opportunity for struggling countries to turn to sustainability-linked bonds
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Don't throw away the Bank of England's independence in search of a quick fiscal fix
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The UK's head start on capital increase reforms could inspire Germany to rethink old rules
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There are hundreds of ESG rating agencies but very little oversight
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Sunak and Truss must remember that regulation is there to suppress risk, not growth
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UK government plans to remove prospectus obligations for capital increases cause raised eyebrows
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Roadmap for innovation is being drafted, chair of capital adequacy panel tells GlobalCapital
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Borrowers should tap market while they still have some bargaining power
