SwissCham Beijing cordially invites you to a Business Luncheon on the evolving regulatory environment in China and its implications for foreign investors on Thursday, July 28.

The Beijing Arbitration Commission/Beijing International Arbitration Center (BAC/BIAC) is pleased to support the fourth session of Maxwell Conversations, titled “Duties of International Arbitrators”.

Climate Bonds Initiative is delighted to invite you to a webinar which will give investors an exclusive look at Climate Bonds’ new draft criteria for the steel sector. Speakers will share important insights as we continue our expansion in hard to abate industries and also provide context for the public consultation process that will be kicked off at the same time.

What an exciting Champions League final we witnessed! The stakes were always high for a team like Real Madrid who has been a dominating force in the last decade. Since 2014, they have won the title 5 times which is an exemplary feat!

The ultimate objective of the IPSF is to scale up the mobilisation of private capital towards environmentally sustainable investments. The IPSF therefore offers a multilateral forum of dialogue between policymakers that are in charge of developing sustainable finance regulatory measures to help investors identify and seize sustainable investment opportunities that truly contribute to climate and environmental objectives.

Many airlines betted on employees returning in hordes when travel started to meaningfully resume in 2022 and rapidly increased their Spring/Summer schedules as a result. However, industry analysts note that airlines should have learned from the pandemic that nothing is certain in the current climate.

Tourism in Australia and the United States will get a sizable push later this year. You cannot book the flight yet on united.com, but the Queensland Government and Brisbane Airport Corporation (BAC) are excited.

The Climate Bonds Awards is hosted annually by Climate Bonds Initiative, an international not-for-profit organisation working to mobilise global capital for climate action.

This signature course of our training programme focuses on the most established debt instrument in Sustainable Finance includes four learning modules combined with interactive discussions and exercises. It provides an overall understanding of the role of green bonds in shifting financial practices to more sustainable approaches.

2021 Sovereign GSS Snapshot Sovereign issuance expanded faster than the wider green bond market in 2021 with a growth rate of 103%, raising cumulative issuance to USD193bn compared to the USD95.2bn raised in 2020, as reported in Climate Bonds’ State of the Market 2021.