Impact Reporting Survey, June 2019

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Impact Reporting Survey, June 2019

Results from a survey on impact reporting undertaken in June 2019. The poll was undertaken live on two occasions: 1) At an impact reporting seminar arranged on 14 June 2019 in Frankfurt by a group of international green bond issuers and two banks; and 2) at the ESG in Fixed Income conference in London on 17 June 2019. From 17-23 June 2019, the survey was open to online voting.
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