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SFDR 2.0 - What it means for investors and asset managers

D. A. Carlin & Co Analysis: The reform is designed to bring clarity that the market has lacked since 2021.

Published on 2026-05-06 by

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Anthropocene Fixed Income Institute launches sovereign transition analytics for portfolio managers

New data capability designed to help fixed income investors systematically assess transition risk and opportunity in sovereign debt portfolios.

Published on 2026-03-23 by

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The green finance revolution is underway in the bond market

Published on 2021-09-14 by

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Transition Plans in Banking

From Compliance to Strategic Advantage

Sustainable Finance Cluster e. V. Published in 2025-09

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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.