Capital Flows, Sector Focus

January 19, 2022

Is Burberry’s new ESG loan a sign of changing times?

By Yasmin Jones-Henry

Consumer and investor pressure is beginning to move parts of the fashion industry to a more sustainable space, as corporates can no longer hide behind lack of relevant data

After issuing its inaugural sustainability-linked bond in 2020, UK luxury fashion group Burberry secured fresh financing this week to ...

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