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Île-de-France Mobilités Raises €1 Billion in First-Ever Public Sector “EuGB” Green Bond Offering

ESG Today

Paris-area public transport authority le-de-France Mobilits announced that it has raised 1 billion in a new green bond offering, the first by a public entity to be issued under the European Green Bond (EuGB) Regulation.

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Iberdrola’s First EuGB-aligned Green Bond Draws its Largest Order Book in 4 Years

ESG Today

Global energy and electricity provider Iberdrola announced that it has raised 750 million in a new green bond offering, its first and the first by any Spanish company to be issued under the new European Green Bond (EuGB) standard. billion of green bonds, 15.6

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ESG Today: Week in Review

ESG Today

million pounds of plastic from flights; KKR, ECP to invest $50 billion in datacenter capacity and power generation; law firms ramp up ESG training for lawyers; capital raises for sustainable heating, industrial decarbonization, energy sector emissions solutions, and more. Copper Mine Operations to Renewable Diesel Southwest Airlines Eliminates 1.5

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ESMA warns investors against vagueness and omissions in anti-greenwashing guidelines

Environmental Finance

Australian Taxonomy-linked sustainable bond guidance expected by early 2026 03 July 2025 The Australian Sustainable Finance Institute (ASFI) expects to publish dedicated guidance for using the Australian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy in labelled sustainable bond transactions by early 2026 at the latest. Sign-in Forgot your password?

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To boost competitiveness, Europe proposes slashing key climate rules

Corporate Knights

The pullback threatens to erode years of progress, which has made Europe the leading market for sustainable funds , green bonds and other responsible investments, and jeopardizes the capital needed for the EUs ambitious climate goals. But Maria van der Heide, head of EU policy at ShareAction, a U.K.-based

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Seven sustainable finance predictions for 2025

Corporate Knights

Aconsequence of this pushback came on New Years Eve, when global financial behemoths Bank of America and Citigroup left the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, one of the investment industry climate coalitions championed by the United Nations. What does this mean for the year ahead? billion, with the United States registering net outflows.

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Subsidy and Synergy: How Philanthropy Can Complement Impact Investing More Effectively

James Militzer

Pioneering microfinance firms such as Grameen Bank in Bangladesh received subsidies and initial funding from development finance institutions and foundations, which allowed them to gradually scale their businesses. The bank has achieved a recovery rate of over 96%, which is significantly higher than traditional banking systems.