All Corporate debt articles – Page 2
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Workshop summaryESG in credit risk: Workshop with sub-investment grade borrowers (Part 2a)
Credit analysts met with 20 companies in a range of sectors to discuss ESG engagement and disclosure in the high-yield market. This is the first of two linked reports covering different aspects of their discussions.
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Workshop summaryESG in credit risk: Workshop with sub-investment grade borrowers (Part 2b)
Credit analysts met with 20 companies in a range of sectors to discuss ESG engagement and disclosure in the high-yield market. This is the second of two linked reports covering different aspects of their discussions.
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Blog postResponsible fixed income investment – investors are starting to catch up
By Carmen Nuzzo, Head of Fixed Income, PRI, and Jonathan Jones, Analyst, Fixed income, PRI
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Workshop summaryESG in credit risk: Workshop with Swiss issuers
This workshop featured four companies from the chemical, financial and food sectors. It was attended by 17 investors from 13 organisations, as well as representatives from seven CRAs and several industry associations.
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Workshop summaryESG in credit risk: Workshop with French sub-investment grade borrowers
Corporate bond investors met with five French companies in the facilities-management, debt repurchasing, retail, rental and shipping sectors. Six credit ratings agencies and 34 investor and bank analysts also participated.
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Workshop summaryESG in credit risk: Workshop on ESG disclosure in leveraged finance
This workshop convened key market participants – including fixed income investors, borrowers, bankers, lawyers, credit rating agencies and private equity sponsors – to discuss the rationale and the importance of company disclosure of ESG information and data.
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Workshop summaryESG in credit risk: Workshop with sub-investment grade borrowers (Part 1)
Corporate bond investors met with 13 companies from the debt repurchasing, healthcare, telecoms and paper and packaging sectors. Three credit ratings agencies also participated. The discussions explored whether credit ratings impact on companies’ consideration of ESG in their businesses, and on how investors assess them.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: BlueBay
BlueBay supports the Commission’s Action Plan to ensure future economic development is founded on environmentally sustainable and socially responsible practices.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Robeco
In April 2020, Robeco launched a Global Green Bond (GB) fund. The eligibility of GBs is based on a proprietary framework, under which the use of issuance proceeds should be aligned with the EU Taxonomy.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: Wells Fargo Asset Management
The EU Taxonomy offers some key benefits for users, including guidance on activities to prioritize for decarbonization, climate change adaptation and other environmental goals.
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Case studyEU taxonomy alignment case study: AXA Investment Managers
AXA IM has established a definition of green investing for both investment and reporting purposes, using a grid organised around four green categories.
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Workshop summaryESG in credit risk: Workshop with French companies
Corporate bond investors met with four blue-chip French companies - Danone, Klépierre, Sanofi and Total - to discuss how to better incorporate ESG into credit analysis. Four ratings agencies also joined the workshop.
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Case studyThematic bonds: the issuer and investor perspective
Case studies by Massachusetts Bay Transport Authority and Breckinridge Capital Advisors
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Case studyCredit risk case study: Legal & General Investment Management
Case study by Legal & General Investment Management
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Case studyCredit risk case study: HSBC Global Asset Management
Case study by HSBC Global Asset Management
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Case studyCredit risk case study: Futuregrowth Asset Management
Case study by Futuregrowth Asset Management
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Case studyCredit risk case study: BlueBay Asset Management LLP
Case study by BlueBay Asset Management LLP
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