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Japan s sustainable bond market blossoms

By Morgan Davis 04.30 PM Japan’s sustainable bond market, already one of the world’s largest, has grown over the past year given a boost from social funding needs brought about by Covid-19. Morgan Davis reports. Japan’s ESG bond market got a boost in March, when Toyota Motor Corp sold its first dollar sustainability bond. The $2.75bn triple-tranche deal, sold under Toyota’s “woven planet bond” framework, was the latest first for Japan’s sustainable bond market, and bankers in the country expect to see more. Toyota is not new to environmental fundraising in the capital markets, as it has sold green dollar bonds before. But the company’s sustainability-labelled transaction, which combines green and social uses of proceeds, may indicate a turning point for sustainable borrowing, bankers say. The market has been dominated by financial and state-linked issuers, but corporations are increasingly selling green and sustainable notes domestically and internationally.

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Japan – Recruit Holdings sells headquarters buildings in Tokyo (Jiji Press)

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Cleaning up space debris: A lucrative new business

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an X . It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Space junk is becoming an increasing concern. Getty The amount of space debris in Earth s orbit is increasing at an alarming rate. This creates a number of dangers, including Kessler syndrome : a theoretical scenario in which a single collision could set off a chain reaction. With the rise of space debris comes the lucrative business of cleaning it up. Companies involved include Airbus, Astroscale, and ClearSpace. Over the past two decades, the amount of space debris in orbit around the Earth has increased at an alarming rate of about 100 percent each decade. That s brought the total amount of space debris to well over 100 million pieces, and means a threat called the Kessler syndrome is inching very close to becoming a dangerous reality.

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