S&P lays out plans for green bond and ESG market tools

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Ratings agency launches white papers for two new tools to assess exposure of investments to environmental risk

Influential ratings agency S&P Global has launched plans for a new tool to examine the environmental impact of projects or initiatives financed by bonds. Dubbed the Green Bond Evaluation Tool, the market...

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