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| | | ... transaction," Macquarie said. HSBC coordinated the syndication of the Facility as a joint bookrunner with ING and Bank of China Ltd." In 2017 Macquarie acquired the UK's Green Investment Bank, which is now the Green Investment Group (GIG). Macquarie ... |
| | | | ... what's happening at Facebook." Going forward in 2018, Ausbil will also focus on continued clean-up of the environment in China, wage inflation and underpayment of workers, the Royal Commission on banks, as well as continuing on the aforementioned top ... |
| | | | ... from consumer trends as well as government action. Examples include Vitasoy, selling plant based milks in Australia, HK and China; Standard Foods selling oats into Taiwan and China, and Marico selling coconut oil throughout Asia." Ausbil engages with ... |
| | | | ... to open in Vietnam this year. Further centres are planned for a range of other countries including India, Indonesia and China. "We've been examining options for a little while to tap into the impact investing market, and leverage the donations we receive ... |
| | | | Green bond issuance from China reached US$37.1 billion (RMB248.6 billion) in 2017, a 4.5% cent increase over the previous year, according to a report issued by the Climate Bonds Initiative and China Central Depository and Clearing Co. Ltd (CCDC). Sean ... |
| | | | ... enterprises (MSMEs) could mean an increase of US$200 billion in global revenue. EY's financial inclusion heat map show. China as having the greatest potential revenues from financial inclusion, estimated at US$63.4bn, with Thailand (US$8.5bn) and Vietnam ... |
| | | | ... contrast between Australian policy around a carbon price and trading scheme and the imminently expected announcement from China that they will have a national emissions reduction scheme. "We're waiting for the official launch, the design features and ... |
| | | | ... billion on 19%. In terms of Green bonds, the largest labelled green bond issuers in descending order are Supranationals, USA, China, France, Germany, Netherlands, Sweden, Spain, Canada, Australia, India and Brazil, while New York City is amongst the ... |
| | | | ... bond, and issuance in the first half of 2017 is well ahead of the previous corresponding period in 2016. "Last year was all China," Kidney said. "China has been relatively absent for the first six months of the year because of interest rate volatility. ... |
| | | | ... countries consuming the most commodities are making significant changes in addressing climate change. This is most acute in China's proposal of putting a price on carbon, signifying a strong transition to a low-carbon economy. The recent recommendations ... |
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