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With the traditional investor base taking a step back this year, a return could result in consecutive record issuance

Market participants have three more days to add to votes or finalise them

Will the market be busier? More competitive? Tighter or wider?

- The re-emergence of lender protection in leveraged finance - How one Korean insurance company caused chaos in Asia’s bond market - Climate resilience comes to sovereign bonds

Bonds with built-in payment breaks for disaster could be safer and more valuable

The borrower showed once more that it can come up trumps in the bond market when dealt a difficult hand

CEEMEA bond market participants are invited to give their views on the outlook for the market in 2023

This decade is a decade of decision that will lay the foundation for the lives of future generations.

Korean life insurer’s flip-flop on a bond call option will have lasting consequences and shows the shortfalls in the region’s debt market

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Fifteen 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.

Digital capital market strategies need to keep traditional participants at their heart