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As the public finance landscape evolves with increased philanthropic interest and a focus on climate resilience and community health, it's time for traditional market participants to align their investments with impactful outcomes to drive systemic change and foster equitable growth.
June 716Rock -
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As ETFs take a larger bite of the market, VanEck discusses how sustainable investing will contribute to the muni space.
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ESG investing has grown complex enough that it’s time we recognize what strategy or product is best suited for a given situation.
April 19VMG Ventures -
Recognizing what ESG strategy or product is best suited for a given situation is a crucial first step for the market to establish long-needed standards and guide usage into the effective outcomes participants wish to see.
April 19 -
The deal qualifies as both an environmental impact bond and as a green bond under the International Capital Market Association's Green Bond Principles.
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Obtaining substantial new money for green infrastructure is still difficult, and the more innovative the projects, the harder they are to finance. Environmental impact bonds can help.
May 4Chesapeake Bay Foundation -
Social bonds represent a new milestone in the education space and a key to unlocking the door to impact investments.
March 16National Alliance for Public Charter Schools -
The increasing focus on ESG and innovation in the municipal market continues to grow as investors and issuers navigate a changing global market for state and local government debt amid COVID-19.
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Ann-Charlotte Eliason, head of Nasdaq's Sustainable Bond Network, and Emily Robare, who leads ESG credit analysis for Gurtin, a PIMCO company, talk the current state and future of ESG, social, green and impact investing in munis through the lens of both domestic and international investors. Lynne Funk hosts. (38 minutes).
September 23