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Monday 13 July 2015 8:48 pm

Shanks launches green bonds listing

By: Express KCS

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UK WASTE management company Shanks yesterday opened trading at the London Stock Exchange, to mark its “green bonds” being the first retail offering to be listed on the bourse’s green market. To be classed as green bonds, they have to demonstrate that the proceeds will be invested in environmentally beneficial projects.

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