Thames Tideway Tunnel issues £175m green bonds

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The Thames Tideway Tunnel project, owned by a consortium of Allianz, Amber Infrastructure, Dalmore Capital and DIF, has issued £175 million green bonds as part of its multicurrency bonds program. Two £50 million tranches maturing in 2049 have been subscribed to Aviva Life & Pensions...

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