Tag: Green Bonds

Pensions September 18, 2023

Netherlands Leads Europe in Green Bonds, While Dutch Pensions Cut Asia Investments in 2022

Dutch pension funds’ assets in Asia have declined by nearly 28 billion euros since the end of 2021.

Asset Allocation May 4, 2023

Governor hopes to provide a ‘blueprint’ for other states looking to prohibit sustainable investing.

Asset Allocation April 20, 2023

Receiving 6% of the oil behemoth’s equity, the fund has a long-term goal of diversifying the economy away from oil.

News March 28, 2023

Insurer sets 20% annual growth targets for its green investments.

News October 25, 2022

Report finds green bonds and corporate impact investing are becoming increasingly prevalent.

Asset Allocation May 4, 2021

The pension giant’s misstep came from increased sensitivity to interest rates.

Asset Allocation February 26, 2021

British Columbia Investment Management also aims to cut carbon exposure of public equities by 30%.

Alternatives February 19, 2021

The pension giant dipped its toe into the increasingly popular instruments with a €95 million investment in 2020.

February 2, 2021

Despite turbulent second quarter, global green bond market grows for ninth straight year.

Market Moves July 17, 2020

EU’s COVID-19 recovery plan could spur climate-friendly fixed-income volume to nearly double almost overnight.

Asset Management Culture June 24, 2020

The sustainable finance instrument has become an unlikely tool in the economic fight against COVID-19.

June 20, 2019

New environmentally friendly issues are in high demand, but not all of them are as good as advertised. How to know the difference.

Asset Allocation May 6, 2019

How the biggest Dutch fund boosted its ESG investments in 2018.

Newsmakers January 25, 2019

Bank looks to keep 2015 promises on renewable energy, water quality, and other Paris Agreement goals.

Market Moves November 8, 2018

The country’s state pension buffer says government institutions should swap fossil fuels for alternative energies in the next 10 years.