Thai Union Group has secured its first sustainability-linked syndicated loan amounting to US$400 million in Thailand and Japan. The loan is linked to three KPIs around sustainability, with the achievement of the objectives leading to a reduction in interest rates.
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Japanese shares rose on Monday and briefly touched a more than 30-year high on rising expectations for a rebound in corporate earnings and economic growth.
Shares in energy, healthcare and industrial firms led the charge, as investors continued to bet on sectors expected to perform well as the global economy recovers from the pandemic