ING promotes veteran to global head of sustainable finance
Joined ING in 1994
credit
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Green Dream with T. Rowe Price’s Lawton: Myths around impact and credit
Manager of the group’s Global Credit Impact Fund discusses credit landscape and outlook for US ESG fixed income
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Shifting social trends weigh on issuers
Fitch finds consumer views can manifest as credit risk
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T. Rowe’s Oak Hill Advisors hires ESG leader
The alternative credit manager has filled the new role with SASB’s former head of private investment initiatives
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UOBAM (Malaysia) launches sustainable credit fund
It is the firm’s first wholesale fund that focuses on bonds from companies targeting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).
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UNCDF: Bridging the gap for LDC funding
Multi-faceted approach includes funding the ‘missing middle’, showing commercial viability and activating more finance
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Fitch: Five credit trends to watch in 2021
Report highlights social impact of Covid-19, a ‘data deluge’ and corporate governance reform
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Look for detailed strategies from corporates this earnings season
More companies are highlighting their ESG efforts, according to Federated Hermes’ Audra Delport and Fraser Lundie
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Invesco adds ESG process to rebranded loan fund
The fund invests in senior loans made to banks and other financial institutions.
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Invesco adds ESG process to rebranded loan fund
The fund invests in senior loans made to banks and other financial institutions.
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German green bonds: A game-changer for transparency
At the start of the week, the German government gave details of its first green bond issuance, scheduled for September. Saida Eggerstedt, head of sustainable credit at Schroders, considers the significance of the issuance to future investor behaviours
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German green bonds: A game-changer for transparency
At the start of the week, the German government gave details of its first green bond issuance, scheduled for September. Saida Eggerstedt, head of sustainable credit at Schroders, considers the significance of the issuance to future investor behaviours