ING issues €2.6bn of climate bonds in boost for renewables and green buildings

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Dutch banking giant launches 'largest ever green bond deal' from a European bank

The rapidly growing green bonds market has been given a further boost this week by the launch of a €2.6bn issuance from ING Group, which the global banking giant claims is the largest transaction ever...

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