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Brussels unveils 'gold standard' bond to boost private investment in green transition

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Brussels unveils 'gold standard' bond to boost private investment in green transition

Brussels unveils 'gold standard' bond to boost private investment in green transition

The European Commission wants to consolidate the EU's position as global leader of green bonds, a growing market that surpassed €850 billion in 2020.


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