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61 major asset owners call for larger scale support for emerging markets | Net Zero

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Published on 2021-11-29

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Only 10 percent of Investors active in EM | New Infrastructure Debt RFP

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Published on 2021-06-20

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ESG and Emerging Markets | J.P. Morgan Asset Management

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Published on 2021-03-31

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Developing Countries Cannot Achieve Net Zero Emissions Alone, Creating Unique Opportunities for Investors | Entelligent

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Published on 2020-11-26

INSIGHT by Pooja Khosla, Vice President Client Development at Entelligent

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Emerging Markets Sovereign Debt and ESG: Where Investors Can Shape Today and Tomorrow | Emerging Markets Investors Alliance

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Published on 2020-11-03

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IMF: How COVID-19 Will Increase Inequality in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies

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Published on 2020-11-12

INSIGHT by Gabriela Cugat, Economist, and Futoshi Narita, Senior Economist | Research Department of the International Monetary Fund. This insight was first published by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with the IMF Blog.

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Investor Sentiment Towards the Green Bond Market in Latin America and the Caribbean

This study explores investor sentiment towards the growing green bond market in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). From our survey results of institutional investors, we find institutional investors are interested in increasing their investment exposure to green bonds from the LAC region focused on funding both Nationally Determined Contributions and other green activities dependent on transparency of Use of Proceeds and data in the primary and secondary markets. These findings shed light on the current state of investor sentiment and highlight risks and opportunities pertinent LAC regional issuers, development banks, regulators, and civil society, and both LAC regional and global institutional investors. Addressing these risks and opportunities could potentially improve investor confidence and encourage greater participation in green finance, which could promote sustainable development not only in Latin America and the Caribbean, but also globally.

Responsible Alpha Published in 2024-04

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