Global sustainable finance issuance volumes may be starting to see more green shoots in 2024.

In the first half of 2024, issuance of sustainable debt around the world reached $800bn, almost at the same level as that in the first half of 2023 - showing sustained momentum.

Rachel Kelly speaks to Mariam Ashroff, Head of Sustainability Management at LGT Private Bank to get her take on key transition and sustainable finance trends.

Global sustainable finance issuance volumes may be starting to see more green shoots in 2024.
In the first half of 2024, issuance of sustainable debt around the world reached $800bn, almost at the same level as that in the first half of 2023 - showing sustained momentum.
Rachel Kelly speaks to Mariam Ashroff, Head of Sustainability Management at LGT Private Bank to get her take on key transition and sustainable finance trends.

Rachel Kelly presents a sustainable finance 101 to provide listeners with a better insight and understanding of green finance products on the market and why they are relevant. Eco Money looks at the performance of ESG funds, listing regulations, global regulations for funds and corporates, as well as loans, bonds etc.

Rachel Kelly presents a sustainable finance 101 to provide listeners with a better insight and understanding of green finance products on the market and why they are relevant. Eco Money looks at the performance of ESG funds, listing regulations, global regulations for funds and corporates, as well as loans, bonds etc.

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Eco Money: Momentum picks up for green investment in 2024

There’s been a sharp decline in CEOs’ prioritization of sustainability - that’s according to the latest research from Bain & Co.

Instead AI, growth, inflation, and geopolitical uncertainty have risen to the top of their agendas.

That said, this slowing momentum on sustainability could come with a tangible cost.

Bain estimates a temperature increase of 2 degrees Celsius could cut $6 trillion from the value of the S&P 5001, in addition to the devastating environmental and social consequences.

Many companies are reassessing, adjusting, and, in some cases, retracting their climate commitments.

Rachel Kelly has more in this week's Eco Money.

There’s been a sharp decline in CEOs’ prioritization of sustainability - that’s according to the latest research from Bain &amp; Co.
Instead AI, growth, inflation, and geopolitical uncertainty have risen to the top of their agendas.
That said, this slowing momentum on sustainability could come with a tangible cost.
Bain estimates a temperature increase of 2 degrees Celsius could cut $6 trillion from the value of the S&amp;P 5001, in addition to the devastating environmental and social consequences.
Many companies are reassessing, adjusting, and, in some cases, retracting their climate commitments.
Rachel Kelly has more in this week's Eco Money.

ECO MONEY: CEOs’ prioritization of sustainability has declined

Is your company ready to meet ESG reporting requirements?It can be complicated to navigate differing regulations and requirements if you are looking at cross market reporting. 

The Sustainable Finance Institute Asia has announced the appointment of Environmental, Social, and Governance data and technology solutions company, STACS ESGpedia, as the official ESG platform partner for the Single AccessPoint for ESG Data ‘SAFE’ Initiative.

The SAFE Initiative is a regional approach to tackling the issue of ESG data, bringing together key stakeholders, including governments, regulators, standard setters, financial institutions, corporates, and SMEs, towards championing data and disclosures for ASEAN and beyond.

Rachel Kelly speaks to Benjamin Soh, Founder and Managing Director at STACS ESGpedia to find out more.

Is your company ready to meet ESG reporting requirements?It can be complicated to navigate differing regulations and requirements if you are looking at cross market reporting. 
The Sustainable Finance Institute Asia has announced the appointment of Environmental, Social, and Governance data and technology solutions company, STACS ESGpedia, as the official ESG platform partner for the Single AccessPoint for ESG Data ‘SAFE’ Initiative.
The SAFE Initiative is a regional approach to tackling the issue of ESG data, bringing together key stakeholders, including governments, regulators, standard setters, financial institutions, corporates, and SMEs, towards championing data and disclosures for ASEAN and beyond.
Rachel Kelly speaks to Benjamin Soh, Founder and Managing Director at STACS ESGpedia to find out more.

Eco Money: Help on the way for cross border ESG reporting

According to recent research from Booking.com - over 80% of travellers state that sustainable travel is important to them. 

Booking.com gathered insights from 31,000 travellers across the globe, and 75% said that they want to travel more sustainably this year - and over 40% said they would feel guilty if they made less sustainable travel choices. 

BUT, what does it take to incorporate sustainable travel into a hospitality business?

Rachel Kelly speaks to Christina Horspool of Manar House and Jane Manifold of Banchory Cottages to find out more about their journey on the road to more sustainable hospitality offerings. 

According to recent research from <a href="http://Booking.com">Booking.com</a> - over 80% of travellers state that sustainable travel is important to them. 
<a href="http://Booking.com">Booking.com</a> gathered insights from 31,000 travellers across the globe, and 75% said that they want to travel more sustainably this year - and over 40% said they would feel guilty if they made less sustainable travel choices. 
BUT, what does it take to incorporate sustainable travel into a hospitality business?
Rachel Kelly speaks to Christina Horspool of Manar House and Jane Manifold of Banchory Cottages to find out more about their journey on the road to more sustainable hospitality offerings.

Eco Money: Momentum picks up for green investment in 2024

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