Feb 27, 2015
There is a potential for China and its cities to take a global leadership role in the face of the enormous environmental challenges. Read more on p. 65 http://en.calameo.com/read/0033299725381b512911f
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There is a potential for China and its cities to take a global leadership role in the face of the enormous environmental challenges. Read more on p. 65 http://en.calameo.com/read/0033299725381b512911f
Today in New York: a discussion roundtable for legal practitioners on legal issues associated with green bonds!
Today in New York we’re running an invitation-only legal counsel roundtable on the current state of legal practice around green bonds.
Moderated by Climate Bonds Senior Fellow Motoko Aizawa and kindly hosted by Shearman & Sterling.
Topics: what are the issues in making sure green promises are being fulfilled? Are green assertions vulnerable to legal challenges? If so, what can the legal practitioner do? We’ll publish a report afterwards and do a London version later in the year.
For more upcoming Climate Bonds talks see: http://www.climatebonds.net/media/events