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  • Asia’s green finance story is not just about China and India. Although the US has threatened to pull out of the Paris Agreement, southeast Asia has reiterated its commitment to sustainability. As Morgan Davis reports, that is beginning to be felt in its financial markets, where countries such as Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia are exploring ways to foster green financing.
  • SRI
    Several developments in the past year have the potential to move green finance up a gear, in its ability to actually bring about change in the real world. Jon Hay highlights four of them.
  • SRI
    The much sought after trend for green bonds to outperform conventional paper in secondary trading is now a reality, according to public sector borrowers — but perhaps only for those with enough dots on their green curves to provide a comparison.
  • SRI
    Latin America is one of the most promising fields, both for green economic investment, and for green financing. Powerful players in the region’s capital markets, such as national development banks, are supportive, and the range of issuers is spreading, from renewable energy into sectors such as paper, airports and banks. As Oliver West reports, there is good demand from international investors, but what could help even more is to build up the local market.
  • SRI
    Corporate and bank issuers are taking up the SRI bond gauntlet, providing the market with the kind of names that have long been the goal of its biggest cheerleaders.
  • SRI
    Responsible investing — and green and social bonds in particular — are still not a mass market among US investors. But the fund managers leading the charge are optimistic: consciousness has moved a long way in a few years.
  • SRI
    With France’s green OAT and record issuance this year, the green and social bond market has emerged from obscurity into the bright lights of mainstream capital markets. Treasurers and CFOs are, by now, aware of what the market has to offer. But to channel capital on the scale required to limit global warming to 2C, the market must adapt and innovate to meet investors’ need for clarity, and to incentivise issuers. Lewis McLellan reports.
  • Kia Motors Corp has mandated banks for a new dollar deal, with a global roadshow kicking off in early October.
  • Macquarie Capital has appointed Justin Ocampo as a managing director and the head of its Philippines office.
  • Mexican chemicals company Mexichem earned praise from bankers for its bond execution and then showed that it is possible to price tightly and trade up.
  • One rare and one debut issuer from Latin America are meeting bond investors as bankers say that a quieter couple of weeks of activity is no indication of a slow end to the year.
  • Petrobras’s latest new issues gradually recovered ground in secondary markets this week as the overhang effect from a huge exchange offer began to wear off.