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San Francisco panel on ESG in credit risk
2018-01-29T14:31:00+00:00
The PRI discusses with representatives from CRAs (Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global Ratings), investors (Barings and PIMCO) and a bond issuer (NRG) the challenges of ESG in credit risk during a panel session at the San Francisco conference on Responsible Investment in Fixed Income this January.
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Discussion PaperESG Integration in Sub-Sovereign Debt: The US Municipal Market
2021-07-28T07:33:00Z
Momentum is building for investors in US municipal bonds to incorporate environmental, social and governance factors systematically in their analysis and valuations, however they face multiple challenges.
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Social factors as a credit risk: the example of the pharmaceutical industry
2021-06-09T17:00:00Z
This webinar explores how social factors can affect credit risk analysis, using the pharmaceutical industry as an example, given its high exposure to social risks related to customer relations, responsible production, equal access to products and services, demographic and societal trends.
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ESG incorporation in securitised products: The challenges ahead
2021-05-05T08:57:00Z
ESG incorporation in securitised products lags other fixed income sub-asset classes and is in its infancy – largely due to the complex nature of the market. However, investor interest is growing.
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