Backstage with the wonderful @hiromichimizuno - we talked transition finance, @Tesla and @COP28_Dubai at our @IIF Sustainable Finance Summit. #IIFinTokyo #Sustainability
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Sustainable finance is on the agenda at the IIF European Summit today — our @onegoodchart is leading back-to-back sessions on #sustainablefinance and #climate commitments on the road to #COP27. Check out the agenda: ow.ly/Sugo50J4KHN #IIFBrussels
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IIF Head of Sustainable Finance @onegoodchart highlights the big role for #emergingmarkets in #sustainablefinance in 2022.
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NEW in Green Weekly Insight: #ESG funds attracted some $110 billion in the third quarter of 2021, down from around $130 billion in Q2 2021. ESG fund flows are running at their slowest pace in a year.
🔒: ow.ly/PRba50Gnfw5
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At #IIFLive, @BNPParibas Chairman Jean Lemierre says "the economic recovery is strong in Europe," fueled by consumption, central bank & bank sector support. "My only concern is a new wave of the health crisis," he added.
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Global sustainable debt issuance was over $620 billion in 2020 (vs. $500bn), largely driven by green and social bonds.
Read more: ow.ly/FaQ150D3nCH
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Global #debt has surged by over $15 trillion since 2019, hitting a new record of over $272 trillion in Q3 2020. Learn more in our November Global Debt Monitor.
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Sonja Gibbs (@onegoodchart) looks back on a year of dialogue and debate with #G20, #ParisClub, #IMF, #WorldBank, #UNECA and private creditors on mounting global #debt.
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Very much looking forward to joining Audrey Choi, Morgan Stanley, Daniel Klier, HSBC and Sonja Gibbs, CFA at the Institute of International Finance Annual Meeting to discuss how financial institutions are addressing climate change and driving positive ch…lnkd.in/dazFNx8
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Weekly Insight: Debt Burdens Weigh On Recovery Prospects
State-owned enterprises, particularly in EMs, are likely to play a major role in economic recovery, though it could come at a cost of lower productivity and rising SOE debt.
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The COVID-19 crisis has been good for #ESG invesments in the short-term, but what about the long game for decarbonization? Tune in to the latest episode of the 🎙️with @DanielOKlier to find out.
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Join the IIF and @IMFNews tomorrow (5/29) for a joint virtual event on the release of Chapter 5 of the IMF Global Financial Stability Report, "Climate Change: Physical Risk & Equity Prices."
Full agenda + registration here ➡️ow.ly/Zpo430qKmJC
Social bonds should see a solid pickup in issuance in H220. #sustainablefinance #Sustainability
Sustainable Debt Monitor: Social Bonds to the Rescue
The #COVID19 pandemic is prompting a surge in interest in #ESG investment across both equities and fixed-income markets; social bonds are in high demand.
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Weekly Insight: Surging Global Debt - What’s Owed to China?
Global debt is expected to exceed $325 tn by 2025; #China has accounted for 40% of the increase in global debt since 2007.
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Tough subject, thoughtful panel: kudos to @Jonthn_Wheatley for excellent moderation and @ftlive for smooth logistics. Great insights from fellow panelists @NOIweala, Richard Kozul-Wright of @UNCTAD and Ferdinand Ngon Kemoum of Oragroup. @IIF #debt #COVID19 @onegoodchart
‘The hunger virus will kill us before the coronavirus. That is the worry.’ @NOIweala.
The stresses of lockdown are magnified in emerging economies. Weaker healthcare systems and debt burdens have put emerging markets in a perilous position. #FTGlobalBoardroom
Great conversation: how to make sense of #stock valuations with no clarity on the outlook for #earnings or post-#COVIDー19 demand?
As markets grapple with the impacts of #COVID19, emerging market equities are facing a record valuation discount to US equities, IIF MD Sonja Gibbs (@onegoodchart) tells the @FT's @SteveJohnson000 ft.com/content/8b12a663-3235…
Be afraid. Even pre #COVIDー19, government #debt in mature markets was >110% of GDP. For mature markets, that's 40pp higher than before the last crisis. #EmergingMarkets lower at 53% of GDP but still up 20pp since 2007. Fiscal response + #Recession2020 = big jump in debt/GDP.
