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Dimensions of greenwashing risk proliferate as scrutiny mounts
Greenwashing taint can flow far through supply chains, or arise from unrelated activities
Financial markets worried about spillover from Thames Water being junked to rest of the sector
Crédit Agricole rulebook is first step towards SLL transparency
By defining standard for sustainability-linked loans, the bank has created foundation for improvement and greater transparency
Household Capital scores Aussie equity release RMBS but European market lags
Reverse mortgage deal joins Australian securitization party as UK ponders how to deal with maturing interest-only mortgages
Financial markets worried about spillover from Thames Water being junked to rest of the sector
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Sterling deal on the table for rest of the year, with similar target and strategy for 2025
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Smaller issuers can access capital market more easily and efficiently through joint vehicle and standard docs, fintech argues
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Boon for UK water issuers as Thames woes look contained
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Innovation, strong execution and supply dearth benefit Indian issuers
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Chilean state-owned oil name offers no concession as Murano, ATP line up for Thursday
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Issuer loses pricing momentum after 15bp-20bp of initial tightening as peer Thames Water junked
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With only a few poor IPO performers this year, the market is functioning, which will give succour to defence companies looking to list
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Capital still being poured into climate-harming technology
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One investor expects the oil firm's triple tranche deal will price at least flat to the sovereign
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Trade will test investor appetite for longer dated bonds, said one banker
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◆ Natixis’s sometimes requited love affair with elite M&A bankers ◆ What the French election could to ESG, and to the bank bond market
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UK’s new rule is principles-based, EU may go harder
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When and how Ukraine will regain this market access is highly uncertain
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The regional water companies are way riskier than they’re being given credit for
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Higher economic growth does not automatically mean sovereigns can pay more on their debt
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The government has been stung by uncapped payments to warrant holders
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Investors dislike the lower transparency and liquidity inherent in private placements
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African sovereign is an infrequent visitor to the international bond market
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Action comes on top of bond misreporting scandal and investigation of alleged malpractice
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Far left and right could attack tax breaks and pro-business climate that have fostered growth
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Third step of Clariane's four-legged debt restructuring plan was 1.67 times oversubscribed
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Evidence grows that companies can sell bonds successfully any day of the week
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Valuation mismatch between issuer and investors prompted the decision to cancel the IPO
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Online pharmacy concludes the issue of convertible bonds, a delta placement and a tender offer
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The first IPO in more than three years probably won’t reignite the Portuguese market
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Like Renk and Douglas, Galderma has turned to the loan market over bonds after floating
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Sponsored by Instituto de Crédito Oficial
ICO: a benchmark issuer in the European sustainable bonds market
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Sponsored by European Investment Bank
European Investment Bank: Supporting sustainable development in North Africa
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