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Capital markets experts suggest that the UN’s COP26 event will stimulate the issuance of sovereign green bonds in Latin America and the Caribbean, as government taxonomies pave the way for new types of debt financing
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The extent to which finance actually dries up for fossil fuel projects in the near future will be the true measure of COP26’s success
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Launched on Finance Day in Glasgow, the new International Sustainability Standards Board will standardise reporting standards and governance across 37 countries -
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