ESG Bonds Get Dinged for Soft Targets , Morgan Stanley Says
In our series of letters from analysts, investors have been finding out how bonds that encourage companies to do the right thing usually notch the most price gains when they are first sold, and what does it mean to those that don’t.
Source: bnnbloomberg.caPublished on 2022-02-04
Related news
- Factbox : New promises at Glasgow climate talks
- ESG Focus : BetaShares Launches Green ETF
- Financial regulators and the crusade against greenwashing
- We have a responsibility to speak out : Iris blasts watering down of Cop26 campaign
- Total recoil and the struggle to save the earth
- Why ex - Blackrock exec Tariq Fancy is wrong about ESG funds
- The U . K . Pays for Heat Pumps ; Backs Carbon Capture for Net Zero
- Environmental NGOs resign from Agri - Food Strategy 2030 stakeholder committee
- ESG disclosure : Sebi proposed ESG disclosure to address risk of green washing : Experts
- Banks Are Really Cashing In on ESG Bonds
- Everything you need to know about the next global climate market
- New promises at Glasgow climate talks
- Cost of Capital Spikes for Fossil - Fuel Producers
- U . K . pays for heat pumps ; backs carbon capture for net zero
- ESG Investing Is a New Reality That Will Only Get Bigger