Adani bonds, governance and fragile coal investments
The performance of Adani’s US dollar bonds after the publication of a damning report reveals what weak governance and exposure to coal could do.
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Adrian Murdoch
An award-winning financial markets specialist, Adrian Murdoch is focused on how companies around the world are raising and using sustainable capital.
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Is the Middle East waking up to ESG?
Regulators in the Middle East are smelling the sustainable finance coffee, while funds have realised that it is good…
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Increased cost and scrutiny push polluters to private market
Environmental costs have risen 27% since 2020. No wonder firms like Golden Energy and Resources are keen on the…
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Why HKMC’s dual currency social bond is significant
The world’s first Hong Kong dollar and renminbi social bond points to a market that is no longer behaving…
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