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Marketing & Labelling
Marketing is the act of promoting a product or service. Labelling is presenting information about a product. Misleading marketing and labelling can lead to greenwashing, where companies or investment managers falsely present themselves as sustainable to attract investors. This practice undermines trust and poses significant risks to investors. Investment analysts assess the financial impact of such misrepresentations, engage with companies to promote transparency, and integrate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into investment strategies to mitigate these risks.
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Sustainability-linked bond principles: Voluntary process guidelines
This report introduces the Sustainability-Linked Bond (SLB) Principles and provides guidelines for structural features, disclosure and reporting, to bring integrity into the SLB market. The guide is intended for market participants and designed to drive the provision of information to increase capital allocation in these instruments.
The case for sustainable bond investing strengthens
This report is an expanded research study on a previous study conducted by Barclays. It provides deep insight into the relationship between environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors and their influence on credit portfolio performance. In particular, looking at the effect of ESG on euro-denominated and US investment grade and high-yield bond markets.
