| Outlook 2025: Transition finance depends on clear, market-aligned policy |
| By Emma McGarthy |
| Global public investors are increasingly recognising the risks associated with climate change and are exploring portfolio strategies to support the decommissioning of dirtier industries. To do this, it is crucial they implement clear and credible transition plans. Read the full commentary → |
Outlook 2025: European SSA bond spreads will continue to widen
By Burhan Khadbai
A combination of factors will result in spreads continuing to widen well into 2025 for the European public sector bond market. These include high supply, geopolitical risk, political uncertainty and the end of the European Central Bank’s quantitative tightening programme.
How to finance the adaptation gap
By Daniel Wilde
Climate adaptation investment is dominated by the public sector, with private sector financing making up just 2% of tracked investment. Going forward, increased private sector financing will be needed to assist countries, businesses and communities adapt to climate change.
MEETINGS
Investing in green infrastructure: policy, frameworks and tools
Wednesday 22 January, Live broadcast
This roundtable considers how the UK will scale up the capital needed for green infrastructure, the policies and tools required and why green investment is crucial for the UK.
ON DEMAND
From petrodollar to petroyuan?
Mark Sobel, US chair, OMFIF, speaks with Max Castelli, head of strategy, sovereign institutions at UBS Asset Management, on the role of the dollar and the various dedollarisation scenarios. They discuss Saudi Arabia’s decision to join Project mBridge and the potential implications for the dollar-based financial system.
LATEST REPORT
Global public funds and transition finance
This report explores pension and sovereign funds’ approaches to transition finance so that they can learn from each other and identify areas of common concern, including internal challenges, regulation and policy and the broader financial markets.
