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Private finance has a critical role to play in catalysing the transition to a sustainable global economy. At the LMA, we are dedicated to promoting growth and innovation in sustainable lending practices, and supporting the syndicated loan market as new sustainable finance regulation emerges. Our ongoing initiatives include:
- documentation projects, including the release of model provisions for sustainability-linked loans, together with work on the preparation of an accompanying term sheet and a template mandate letter for sustainability coordinators;
- supporting the development of market practice, including the publication of updated versions of the Green, Social and Sustainability-Linked Loan Principles and accompanying guidance documents;
- responding to regulatory proposals in relation to sustainable finance; and
- attending and hosting various sustainable finance events, including our upcoming Sustainable Finance Conference on 9 November 2023.
Transition Finance: Briefing Update
In this briefing, Baker McKenzie looks at the progress of transition finance and considers the European Commission's recent recommendations to both businesses and the financial sector to support its adoption.
Reorg H1 2023 European Sustainability-Linked Loans Wrap
In this briefing, Reorg provide a reflection on the H1 2023 European leveraged sustainability-linked loan market, highlighting changes in issuance levels and identifying a number of trends in their documentation.
Transition Finance: New Opportunities and Challenges for Financial Institutions
In this briefing, Baker McKenzie consider the growing emergence of Transition Finance products, highlighting how these alternative products can aid the transition of hard-to-abate sectors, the risks and opportunities surrounding these product, as well as the imperative that borrowers ensure they have a credible, net zero aligned, transition plan.
The European Critical Raw Materials Act
In this briefing, Clifford Chance consider the European Commission's proposed Critical Raw Materials Act and how this legislation might protect EU member states' supply chains in the transition to net zero.
