The global green and sustainable bonds market has rapidly grown (expected to get close to USD 2 trillion outstanding by the end of the year) and other sustainability-driven financial products including funds and ETFs have become an important part of the investment landscape. This has driven the growth of detailed guidance around what constitutes a qualifying investment to hold the title “green”.
The Electrical Grids and Storage Criteria continue further expansion of green definitions under Climate Bonds Standard
From Saudi Arabia to Brazil to Africa: While our staff will not be speaking at physical events, they will still be appearing.
On track for a record $500bn green in 2021 
The powerful toolkit of the central bank, lying beyond the often-lethargic legislative process, is increasingly being recognised as a key agent in affecting climate action. And this action is swiftly needed. As COP26 looms ever closer, the Climate Bonds Policy Team outlines what they hope may come from central bank attendees.
Exceeding Expectations
Climate Bonds Conference21 - the biggest event in green finance - will be held on 6-10th September 2021 and addresses the theme of the 2030 Green Window - Framing a Sustainable Future. Our agenda will focus on the narrow window of opportunity for the world to act in the face of the climate emergency and meet 2030 decarbonisation targets.
