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Climate change and IFC
Thursday 29 March 2018
Climate change & IFC
Announced at the 2017 World Bank Spring Meeting, the IFC/Amundi partnership is an innovative platform and a pragmatic approach to unlocking institutional investors’ capital flows for climate finance in developing countries.
Combining deep expertise in both asset management and private sector development in emerging markets this new platform aims to raise institutional investor capital to help developing countries achieve long-term sustainable growth and climate action plan.
The strategy is designed to stimulate demand and supply of green bonds in emerging markets with the ability to share expertise in climate finance, emerging markets and green bond market in one package.
With a unique environment, social, and governance policy, the strategy aims to invest and to support the issuance of green bonds with strong environmental benefits and a measurable impact.
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