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Progress toward climate standards may ease greenwashing concerns, ICMA says
Regulators welcome voluntary code for ESG ratings, data providers
Regulators welcome voluntary code for ESG ratings, data providers
ENVIRONMENTAL, social and governance (ESG) bonds tied to debt swaps arranged by Credit Suisse and Bank of America Corp (BofA) are being reclassified by the fund managers buying them, in a move they say is needed to protect their investment clients from mislabelling.
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