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The number of sustainable design emissions soars by 1,000% in 2021
31 of May, 2021
Guillermo Guerra, partner of the Corporate area and co-head of the Capital markets one, collaborates in the article written by Pablo Martín and Gema Escribano “The number of sustainable design issues soars by 1,000% in 2021” published in the online newspaper Cinco Días.
“It is worth noting that until now this kind of movement was more linked to large companies, but lately it has gradually been spreading to smaller ones. In the last two years, this type of issuance has also begun to take place in the MARF, which shows interest in the same by an increasing number of investors,” says Guillermo Guerra Martín, co-coordinating partner of capital markets at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo.
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“It is worth noting that until now this kind of movement was more linked to large companies, but lately it has gradually been spreading to smaller ones. In the last two years, this type of issuance has also begun to take place in the MARF, which shows interest in the same by an increasing number of investors,” says Guillermo Guerra Martín, co-coordinating partner of capital markets at Gómez-Acebo & Pombo.
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Administrative liability of the members of a listed company’s audit committee for serious errors or inaccuracies in the audited annual accounts
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Current Legislation No. 24
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