We're warming up for our Annual Conference 5-7th May in London.
In the meantime, there's plenty happening in March.
Meet one of our team at events stretching across Europe, Asia and Africa this month.
Tokyo |
We're warming up for our Annual Conference 5-7th May in London.
In the meantime, there's plenty happening in March.
Meet one of our team at events stretching across Europe, Asia and Africa this month.
Tokyo |
TOP THREE READS IN FEBRUARY
Alt Energy Stocks, Green swan, Black swan: No matter as long as it reduces stranded spending, Prashant Vaze
Climate Combatant Finance Ministries are using green bonds as a sustainable economic policy tool
With sovereign green issuance reaching USD24.6bn in 2019, almost 10% of the record $258bn…we take a closer look
Chile goes to market with 3rd round
On the BGFI 2020 agenda: Pricing sovereign and corporate risk, international market trends in green finance and release of the new Agriculture Criteria.
São Paulo sets the scene
Na primeira reunião do ano, discussões sobre precificação de risco soberano e corporativo, tendências do mercado internacional em finanças verdes e o lançamento de Critérios para o setor agrícola.
Do que se trata?
Expansion of the Climate Bonds Standard into Sustainable Agriculture
Twin Webinars outlining the Criteria. Your chance to make comments and ask questions.
2019 Summary & 2020 Market Predictions
More information & registration is here.
Welcome to the new Markets Monthly!
We have changed the format slightly and would love to hear your feedback…
In January, authors from several institutions under the aegis of BiS, published The Green Swan[1] Central banking and financial stability in the age of climate change setting out their take on the epistemological foundations for, and obstacles against, central banks acting to mitigate climate change risk.