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BPI joins Manila Bulletin Sustainability Forum 2024

Manila Bulletin 21 Oct 2024
The Bank of the Philippine ... BPI was the first bank in the Philippines to launch Sustainable Energy Finance in 2008, in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation of the World Bank Group.
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Back To Black star Marisa Abela puts on a busty display and flashes her legs ...

The Daily Mail 21 Oct 2024
Marisa also stars in the HBO series Industry which follows a group of graduates trying to outdo each other in the cut-throat world of a City of London bank (pictured with Kit Harrington) ... London bank.
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America is entering a new 'economic supercycle'

Business Insider 20 Oct 2024
The world has changed, and we are entering an era of higher growth, creeping inflation, and geopolitical instability that will reroute the flow of money around the world ... The structural shift sent shockwaves throughout the world ... The world had changed.
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China's Belt and Road Initiative Rolls Out "Green Bonds"

The Maritime Executive 18 Oct 2024
Bonds from Chinese banks ... The green finance researcher gave the example of the World Bank issuing $150 million worth of five-year bonds in 2022 for the protection of black rhinos in South Africa.
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World Bank raises $270m in Swedish krona bond

Amwal Al Ghad 10 Oct 2024
The World Bank has issued a 10-year Swedish krona-denominated benchmark bond, raising SEK 3 billion (approximately $270 million) ....
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Nearly half of Korea's treasury bond buyers are central banks: MarketAxess

Korea Times 07 Oct 2024
Notably, nearly half of these bonds —49 percent — were acquired by central banks worldwide. Underpinning the robust growth was investor optimism about potential inclusion in the World ...
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Why Singapore and Hong Kong want money to serve a purpose

Hindustan Times 07 Oct 2024
Bank deposits account for more than 90% of the world’s money in circulation ... Tokenized deposits at well-capitalized banks won’t require 1.1 backing, leaving more of the world’s limited supply of safe assets free for productive uses.
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Felix Honigwachs Envisions Blockchain-Driven Debt Capital Markets

GetNews 03 Oct 2024
Notable initiatives, including the World Bank's issuance of the "bond" on the Ethereum blockchain and Société Générale's €100 million covered bond as a security token, ...
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The Whole World Wants the Amazon Protected. But Who Is Going to Pay for This?

Brazzil 26 Sep 2024
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Francis to be last Pope as Catholic Church goes bankrupt

Weekly News 23 Sep 2024
The fact the church has no money also means they have lost control of the Vatican Bank, the former controlling nexus of the world’s central banks and the UN ... the former chief lawyer for the World Bank.
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Markets want a big Fed rate cut. What happens next is more important.

Aiken Standard 16 Sep 2024
Focusing on the bond market, and its role in the 60/40 portfolio, Saxo Bank strategist Althea Spinozzi says Treasury yields might be overestimating the likelihood of recession while underpricing the risk that inflation could reaccelerate.
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Arab Monetary Fund official lauds performance of Qatar’s banking sector

The Peninsula 11 Sep 2024
Addressing the Arab Banking Conference 2024 Al Turki praised the performance of Qatari banking sector ... Also, the green bonds have been developed in the Arab world in order to achieve the SDG’s.
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Financing the 24-hour economy

B & FT Online 10 Sep 2024
Global green bonds, grants, and concessional loans from multilateral institutions like the World Bank and the Green Climate Fund could be instrumental in financing infrastructure projects critical to the 24-hour economy.
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Xi boosts Africa financing by $51 billion

The Daily Herald - St Maarten 06 Sep 2024
"China and Africa account for one-third of the world population ... China, the world's biggest bilateral lender, ... There are also debts to multilateral bodies such as the World Bank and private bond holders.

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