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Regulatory scrutiny of the use and management of cryptocurrency and other digital assets such as utility tokens and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) (collectively, cryptoassets) is rapidly.
CPG, distribution, retail execs share experiences, insights in FMI Midwinter panel
Major inventory disruptions and the simultaneous boom in online shopping brought by the COVID-19 pandemic will reshape the grocery supply chain going forward, consumer packaged goods (CPG), retail and distribution executives said in a panel discussion at the FMI Midwinter Executive Conference.
Session moderator Thom Blischok, chairman and CEO of CPG and retail advisory firm The Dialogic Group, said “the unparalleled impact of COVID-19” on food and beverage retailers and manufacturers now nearing 12 months caused an “interruption in the way we do business” and has “necessitated a fundamental restructuring of the retail and manufacturing environment as we see it today.”
Finland lists first green bond on LSE with $500m issuance
Dec 15, 2016 By Roger Aitken Finland’s leading provider of financial services in the country to local government and public housing sectors, Municipality Finance (MuniFin), opened trading on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) to mark the listing of its first ever green bond, a $500 million (m) benchmark-sized issuance, on the 200-year old exchange. The 5-year bond carrying a 1.48% annual yield listed on the LSE’s Green Bond Segment, which launched last year as a world first to provide a new range of green fixed-income funding options for issuers and investors. The issue met with high global investor support and was oversubscribed within a few hours of the launch.
COP 21 agreement spurs East Capital to review high climate change - related investing risk by Roger Aitken The climate agreement sealed at the COP21 summit in Paris on 12 December 2015 underscores, once and for all, that climate change is a common issue that needs to be addressed in a “strong and coordinated manner”, argues Louise Hedberg, Head of Corporate Governance at East Capital Group, an emerging and frontier markets specialist headquartered in Stockholm that manages €2.1 billion (c.US$2.3bn) in assets for international clientele. As a major achievement on the diplomatic front, which bridges the views of developed and developing nations, the COP21 agreement leaves no nation behind as it provides nearly 200 countries with a global roadmap for accelerating the vital transition to a low-carbon economy.