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| | | ... US$12bn of bonds backed by investments related to climate change solutions have already been issued. Expanding the "green debt" market will provide institutional investors with opportunities to switch from carbon intensive to low-carbon investments and ... |
| | | | ... benchmark, the Barclays Capital U.S. Treasury Index, through investments principally in green bonds issued by MDBs and other debt instruments. SSgA notes that the bonds are "of high credit quality and come from reputable issuers that are backed by large ... |
| | | | ... some utilities that have exposures through carbon pricing, for example," Woods said. "There is certainly an issue there for debt holders, and that's one of the discussions around brown coal electricity generators. Are they too leveraged? That's how people ... |
| | | | ... risk reduction as the primary purpose," he said. "That can manifest in lots of ways in financial services, like subordinate debt and equity arrangements. I don't personally favour the term 'loan guarantees' but others have used that as a catch-all phrase ... |
| | | | ... than fueling increased consumption in emerging markets. Microfinance institutions (MFIs) generally pursue either private debt or equity investments, with debt being the most common structure. MFI vehicles tend to be open-end funds or limited partnerships ... |
| | | | ... and distributions paid were 5.2 cents per security for the year. The company reported gearing of 28.4%, access to multiple debt markets and limited short term debt expiries. In its sustainability highlights, Dexus reported that throughout its portfolio ... |
| | | | ... Do you remember Fukishima? Of course we do. If you remember the [global financial crisis], there's the issue of sovereign debt, and there's something that I'm always talking about, peak oil. All of these headlines go to these issues - environmental issues ... |
| | | | ... have imbalances than if we don't. You can see imbalances in Western developed economies in terms of the ratio of household debt to household income, you can see it in terms of the ratio of government revenue to government expenditure and government debt ... |
| | | | ... a 40 per cent increase in community contributions against a backdrop of record US$14bn in underlying earnings and falling debt in its 2010 annual report. The global miner disclosed a rate of 0.66 injuries per 200,000 work hours, a 39 per cent improvement ... |
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