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O-I completes full allocation of €600 Million due in 2028, issued by O-I European Group B.V. O-I Glass”, “O-I” or the “Company”) announced that the Company has completed full allocation of the proceeds from its second round of GreenBond offerings to advance the company’s climate-change strategy. and OI European Group B.V.
The pullback threatens to erode years of progress, which has made Europe the leading market for sustainable funds , greenbonds and other responsible investments, and jeopardizes the capital needed for the EUs ambitious climate goals. CSDDD reporting timelines will also be moved from 2026 to 2028.
Corporate interest in sustainability-linked loans has grown rapidly, as the financing provides flexibility to use proceeds for general corporate purposes, while with instruments such as greenbonds, raised funds can only be allocated to specific categories of green projects.
If the targets are not met, the interest rate on the bond will increase by up to 0.25%, with an initial 0,125% step up as of September 2028 if the diversity target is missed, and a second increase in September 2030 if the emissions goal is not reached. Jacobs’ current female VP and above representation is 28%.
Climate Bonds’ newly released annual report highlighted the discrepancy in greenbond issuance volumes between developing and emerging markets last year. . Three quarters (73%) of greenbond issuance originated from developed markets (DM), while 21% came from EMs. trillion, the Climate Bonds report said.
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million) g reen b ond in the Norwegian market due March 2028. Late last year, the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund also issued the first ever green b ond in Kenya, which saw KES 1.3 Generally greenbonds are the most common label and that’s the same in Africa. billion (US$12.7
Going forward the CSRD will include more and more companies as the years progress, covering 50,000+ companies inside and outside the EU by the end of the 2028 reporting year. The EU Green Taxonomy is also instrumental for the upcoming EU GreenBonds Standard.
In the shorter term, there is also concern that ESMA’s incoming rules will create similar inconsistencies with other sustainable finance regulations, such as the EU GreenBond Standard.
The European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and its European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) are being phased in from reporting years 2024-2028, depending on company size and listed status. Find out how early adopter companies are already reporting against the framework in our latest report.
The takeaway : Expect sustainable mutual fund and ETF inflows to bottom out in 2025 and investors to return to these products, as long-term interest rates improve conditions for greenbonds and climate-friendly stocks and European investors become more familiar with ESG fund-disclosure rules.
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