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By Tessa Dann, Head of Sustainable Finance, Asia Pacific

Societe Generale co-arranged and structured the USD 1.054 billion financing to support National Grid Electricity Transmission plc (NGET)’s share in the construction of the Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2) project in the UK. It is part of the UK Government’s Net Zero strategy and the country’s largest-ever investment in electricity transmission. The project is also...

By Soo Tat Kua, Head of Global Transaction and Payment Services, Asia Pacific, Societe Generale

Corporate hybrid bonds, positioned halfway between debt and equity, attract both issuers and investors thanks to their flexibility and yield on offer. While the European market has reached maturity, the United States and Asia are now catching up, driven by recent methodological developments. A closer look at a segment undergoing continuous transformation.

Societe Generale awarded Investment Bank of the Year for Sustainable Finance and Investment Bank of the Year for Infrastructure and Project Finance

The FinanceAsia Achievement Awards recognises excellence in bringing together issuers, banks, investors, advisors, and other market participants who are driving the development and expansion of Asia Pacific’s financial markets.

As Fineco Asset Management expands its product suite to offer alternative investment funds (AIFs), they required Fund Administration, Depositary and Transfer Agency services for their first Private Equity Fund set up in Ireland, as well as local Transfer Agency services in Italy.

Global policies and regulations tackling sustainability are becoming increasingly fragmented - but if banks are to thrive amidst this uncertainty, they have little option other than to adapt. Speaking at SIBOS 2025 in Frankfurt, Marie-Gabrielle de Drouas, Head of Sustainability for Global Transaction Banking, Societe Generale, discussed how leading financial...

3 questions for... Florence Coeroli, Head of UK Distribution & Credit Solutions, Societe Generale, who reflects on the implications of the EU’s new securitisation proposals by noting that the reforms aim to direct more financing into the real economy through better-aligned capital requirements and reduced operational costs.

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