LGIM inks £85m sustainable financing deal for leading housing association

James Murray
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Company inks long term sustainability-linked financing deal with Believe Housing to support developer's decarbonisation plans

LGIM Real Assets has provided £85m in long-term financing to Believe Housing, one of the largest affordable homes providers in North East England, delivering the latest deal to link the cost of finance...

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