Climate Bonds Blog
Posted: Jul 10, 2024
Public Consultation Now Open for New Agriculture Production (Crop and Livestock) Criteria Under the Climate Bonds Standard
Posted: Jul 9, 2024
Following last week’s general election, the United Kingdom now has the chance to lead in sustainable finance. Investors in the UK are looking for clarity and guidance in sustainable investment; and emerging markets are looking for international financial support for their green ambitions. The new government has the opportunity to lead investors and industry actors into a more sustainable economy by providing policy certainty for a green future.
Five Policies for UK Leadership in Sustainable Finance
Posted: Jul 2, 2024
Last week saw the world’s leading climate experts convene in the city for London Climate Action Week (LCAW) to discuss how our economies, companies, and portfolios can transition to net zero for a greener, more sustainable world. Climate Bonds participated throughout the Week to share how investors, issuers, and financial institutions can mobilise the sustainable bond market to finance a rapid and credible transition.
London Climate Action Week Roundup
Posted: Jul 1, 2024
July Events Blog: From London to Washington to Belém. Find Climate Bonds worldwide!
Posted: Jun 22, 2024
Climate Bonds at London Climate Action Week 2024
Posted: Jun 21, 2024
Brazil Leads in Scaling Up Sustainable Finance – Climate Bonds Connect 2024 in São Paulo
Brazil Leads in Scaling Up Sustainable Finance – Climate Bonds Connect 2024 in São Paulo
Posted: Jun 20, 2024
Green Bonds on Course for $1 Trillion in 2024: Climate Bonds Certified Issuance Grows: Strong Demand for Best Practice and Standards
A Record Start to the Year for Sustainable Debt
Posted: Jun 6, 2024
Climate Bonds Connect 2024 Shanghai: China’s Road to Net Zero
Posted: Jun 5, 2024
June Events Blog: From Sao Paulo to the London Climate Action Week to Mumbai. Stay connected with us!
Posted: May 23, 2024
Agri-Food Sector Set for Important Decade
With the global population projected to reach close to ten billion by 2050, the agri-food sector has to expand. Balancing current and future production with nature preservation will be a major challenge.
Transition in Action: Agri-Food