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Harnessing regional strengths to boost trade and export growth in Middle East and North Africa

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Crédit Agricole CIB a récemment renforcé sa présence de longue date au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique du Nord avec l’ouverture de nouveaux bureaux au Qatar et en Arabie saoudite, démontrant ainsi son engagement fort et continu dans la région.Dans un article publié par Global Trade Review (GTR), nos experts, Simon Lee, Managing Director, et Mohit Daswani, Executive Director, International Trade and Transaction Banking pour la région MENA, décrivent les différentes façons par lesquelles la Banque canalise son leadership reconnu pour soutenir les opportunités considérables en matière de financement du commerce et des exportations de la région.Lire l’article complet (en anglais), publié par Global Trade Review en avril 2022 :Harnessing regional strengths to boost trade and export growth, Global Trade Review, April 2022
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<body><p><img @alt="Trade and export cargos" @data-entity-type="file" @data-entity-uuid="a2c56149-0b92-4160-af8b-cf6f9975df55" @src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/CACIB%20IN%20TEXT%20IMAGE%201000%20246.png"></img></p><p>Crédit Agricole CIB has recently reinforced its long-standing presence across the <a @href="https://www.ca-cib.com/our-global-markets/middle-east-africa" @target="_blank">Middle East and North Africa </a>with the establishment of new offices in Qatar and Saudi Arabia, further demonstrating its continued strong commitment to the region.</p><p>In an article published in Global Trade Review (GTR) our experts, <strong>Simon Lee, Managing Director, and Mohit Daswani, Executive Director, International Trade and Transaction Banking for MENA,</strong> outline ways in which the bank is channeling its recognised leadership to support the region’s considerable trade and export finance opportunities.</p><h3>Read the full article published in Global Trade Review, in April 2022:</h3><div><div><div @class="block block--attachment"><div @class="block__files"><div @class="files"></div></div><div @class="block__description-files"><a @class="link-pdf" @href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2022-07/10_GTR%2BMena-2022_Credit-Agricole.pdf" @target="_blank" @title="Harnessing regional strengths to boost trade and export growth, Global Trade Review, April 2022"><p @class="description-pdf">Harnessing regional strengths to boost trade and export growth, Global Trade Review, April 2022</p></a></div></div><div><div @class="block__description-files"><a @href="" @target="_blank"><p></p></a></div></div></div></div></body>

<body><p>Our experts outline ways in which the Bank is channeling its recognized leadership to support the region’s considerable trade and export finance opportunities.</p></body>

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Middle East & Africa

<body><p><img alt="Trade and export cargos" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="a2c56149-0b92-4160-af8b-cf6f9975df55" src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/CACIB%20IN%20TEXT%20IMAGE%201000%20246.png"></img></p><p>Crédit Agricole CIB has recently reinforced its long-standing presence across the <a href="https://www.ca-cib.com/our-global-markets/middle-east-africa" target="_blank">Middle East and North Africa </a>with the establishment of new offices in Qatar and Saudi Arabia, further demonstrating its continued strong commitment to the region.</p><p>In an article published in Global Trade Review (GTR) our experts, <strong>Simon Lee, Managing Director, and Mohit Daswani, Executive Director, International Trade and Transaction Banking for MENA,</strong> outline ways in which the bank is channeling its recognised leadership to support the region’s considerable trade and export finance opportunities.</p><h3>Read the full article published in Global Trade Review, in April 2022:</h3><div><div><div class="block block--attachment"><div class="block__files"><div class="files"></div></div><div class="block__description-files"><a class="link-pdf" href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2022-07/10_GTR%2BMena-2022_Credit-Agricole.pdf" target="_blank" title="Harnessing regional strengths to boost trade and export growth, Global Trade Review, April 2022"><p class="description-pdf">Harnessing regional strengths to boost trade and export growth, Global Trade Review, April 2022</p></a></div></div><div><div class="block__description-files"><a href="" target="_blank"><p></p></a></div></div></div></div></body>

<body><p>The global push towards the adoption of greater environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices presents unique challenges for commodity producers, which will need to innovate and rebuild their growth agenda in order to keep pace.</p><p><img @alt="commodities" @class="align-left" @data-entity-type="file" @data-entity-uuid="7353d94e-35d5-4a86-926d-0d66b776ade1" @height="244" @src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/GTR-commodities.jpg" @width="465"></img></p><p> </p><p>From crude oil to cocoa, metals and grain, companies involved in commodity supply chains are under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental and social impacts while remaining profitable. <br></br>
Whether it is water use in agriculture, waste reduction in chemicals processing, or human rights issues in mining, doing better on ESG – and proving it – has become vital for companies in order to remain compliant with an ever-growing number of regulations.<br></br>
 </p><p> </p><p>In an article published in Global Trade Review (GTR) our experts, <strong>Constantin Koutzaroff, Global Head of Structured Commodities Finance, International Trade & Transaction Banking UK, and the structured commodity finance EMEA team, outlines the role of banks in developing sustainability-linked transactions to help drive this change.</strong></p><p>Read the full article " Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities ", published in Global Trade Review in April 2022 by clicking below.</p><div @class="panel "><div @class="date"><div><time @datetime="2022-04-21T12:00:00Z">21.04.2022</time></div></div><div @class="block block--attachment"><div @class="block__files"><div @class="files"></div></div><div @class="block__description-files"><a @class="link-pdf" @href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2022-04/44_GTR-Q2-2022_Sustainability_Credit-Agricole-SS.pdf" @target="_blank" @title="Global Trade Review - Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities"><p @class="description-pdf">Global Trade Review - Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities</p></a></div></div></div></body>

<body><p>Our experts, Constantin Koutzaroff and the structured commodity finance EMEA team, outlines the role of banks in developing sustainability-linked transactions, in an article published in Global Trade </p></body>

<body><p>Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities</p></body>

<body><p>The global push towards the adoption of greater environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices presents unique challenges for commodity producers, which will need to innovate and rebuild their growth agenda in order to keep pace.</p><p><img alt="commodities" class="align-left" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="7353d94e-35d5-4a86-926d-0d66b776ade1" height="244" src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/GTR-commodities.jpg" width="465"></img></p><p> </p><p>From crude oil to cocoa, metals and grain, companies involved in commodity supply chains are under increasing pressure to reduce their environmental and social impacts while remaining profitable. <br></br>
Whether it is water use in agriculture, waste reduction in chemicals processing, or human rights issues in mining, doing better on ESG – and proving it – has become vital for companies in order to remain compliant with an ever-growing number of regulations.<br></br>
 </p><p> </p><p>In an article published in Global Trade Review (GTR) our experts, <strong>Constantin Koutzaroff, Global Head of Structured Commodities Finance, International Trade & Transaction Banking UK, and the structured commodity finance EMEA team, outlines the role of banks in developing sustainability-linked transactions to help drive this change.</strong></p><p>Read the full article " Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities ", published in Global Trade Review in April 2022 by clicking below.</p><div class="panel "><div class="date"><div><time datetime="2022-04-21T12:00:00Z">21.04.2022</time></div></div><div class="block block--attachment"><div class="block__files"><div class="files"></div></div><div class="block__description-files"><a class="link-pdf" href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2022-04/44_GTR-Q2-2022_Sustainability_Credit-Agricole-SS.pdf" target="_blank" title="Global Trade Review - Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities"><p class="description-pdf">Global Trade Review - Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities</p></a></div></div></div></body>

Supporting the sustainability transition in commodities

<body><p><img @alt="Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook" @data-entity-type="file" @data-entity-uuid="a8db89e7-2b99-45a7-a6b4-0fcea11a472a" @src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/2022-Sustainable_bonds_market_overview_1000_275.png"></img></p><p>
Climate change is now a top priority in all stakeholders’ agendas. All forces are pushing in the same direction at an accelerated pace for the energy transition to become a key driver in the Fixed Income markets. </p><h2>The pace of sustainable bond issuance is accelerating</h2><p>The issuance of sustainable bonds – i.e. Green Bonds, Social Bonds, Sustainability Bonds and Sustainability-Linked Bonds – in 2021 has been stronger than most anticipated. <strong>Year-to-date sustainable bond issuance reached EUR 780bn as of mid November </strong>(excl. US Municipals and US Mortgages). This is almost a 90% increase compared to last year. This surge has been <strong>mostly supported by corporates, representing close to 60% of overall supply</strong>. </p><p>Product diversification was the main enabler for growth in 2021 and helped numerous issuers to enter the sustainable bond market:</p><ul><li><strong>Green bond issuance maintains its pace</strong> as half of the sustainable supply remains green;</li></ul><ul><li><strong>Sustainability-linked bonds (“SLB”) have allowed new issuers and sectors to enter the sustainable bond market</strong>. These SLBs, primarily issued by non-financial corporates, now account for c.10% of the year-to-date global sustainable supply, while they were still negligible last year;</li></ul><ul><li>There has been <strong>a slowdown of social issuance compared to 2020</strong> when social bonds saw a large growth in response to the pandemic crisis;<br></br>
	 </li><li><strong>Euro remains the main currency and represents half of sustainable bond issuance</strong>.<br></br>
	 </li></ul><h2>Close to EUR 1.2 trillion in issuance in 2022</h2><p>Our sustainable bond forecasts highlight that corporates, sovereigns and agencies will continue to signal that they are taking action to fight climate change through <strong>the development of a deep, liquid and diversified sustainable bond market</strong> and seeking financing for that purpose through such instruments.</p><p>The estimated sustainable bond supply will increase by c.50% in 2022, reaching EUR 1.2trn. Sustainability-linked bonds should support this growth and are expected to account for 20% of the upcoming sustainable bond supply. The share of EUR-denominated issuance is expected to reduce to c.45%, while USD-denominated issuance is likely to exceed 35% of the total sustainable supply. Green bonds are expected to remain the most common product issued accounting for c.52% of the total upcoming supply.</p><p>While it is today largely driven by Europe - thanks to EU climate and disclosure regulation - future political and regulatory evolution in other regions could foster even more the issuance of non-European issuers and in other currencies. </p><h3>
Evolution of Sustainable bonds issuance and 2022 forecast by issuer type (EURbn*)<br></br>
 </h3><p><img @alt="Evolution of Sustainable bonds issuance and 2022 forecast by issuer type" @data-entity-type="file" @data-entity-uuid="0a8d89ee-03af-40ff-96d9-f4792a3ba6d2" @src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Sustainable-bond-market-outlook-2022-image-1.png"></img></p><h3>Overall forecast sustainable issuance by product in 2022 (%)<br></br>
 </h3><p><img @alt="Overall forecast sustainable issuance by product in 2022 (%)" @data-entity-type="file" @data-entity-uuid="3fdf5091-c47e-4e66-a358-67e723f5948a" @src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Sustainable-bond-market-outlook-2022-image-2.png"></img></p><p>The boom of sustainable bonds and greenium dynamics show investors’ appetite for green over conventional bonds - however investors are increasingly looking beyond bond contents to focus on issuers’ strategies and positioning - the recent development of sustainability-linked bonds also reveals this momentum.</p><p>According to <strong>Damien de Saint Germain, Head of Credit Research & Strategy at Crédit Agricole CIB</strong>: <em>“Over time, we expect the climate and energy transition to become a key component of the issuers’ risk premium required by investors. From politicians, regulators, central banks, investors, corporates and rating agencies… all players are integrating climate change risks as well as objectives in their priorities, analytical frameworks and business models, accelerating the transmission of climate and energy transition issues to fixed income markets.”</em></p><p><strong>With 6.5% market share at the end of 2020 (Bloomberg), Crédit Agricole CIB is one of the leaders of the Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market</strong>. Crédit Agricole CIB has a long-term commitment to promote green finance with a consistent organisation across the teams, from origination to distribution.</p><div @class="panel "><div @class="date"><div><time @datetime="2021-12-16T12:00:00Z">16.12.2021</time></div></div><div @class="block block--attachment"><div @class="block__files"><div @class="files"></div></div><div @class="block__description-files"><a @class="link-pdf" @href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2021-12/2021.12.16_Sustainable_bonds_market_overview_Credit_Agricole_CIB_EN.pdf" @target="_blank" @title="Press release - Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook"><p @class="description-pdf">Press release - Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook</p></a></div></div></div></body>

<body><p>The issuance of Green, Social and Sustainability bonds in 2021 has been stronger than most anticipated and Crédit Agricole CIB experts see an increase by 50% in 2022, reaching €1.2 trillion.</p></body>

<body><p>Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook: It’s all coming together</p></body>

<body><p><img alt="Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="a8db89e7-2b99-45a7-a6b4-0fcea11a472a" src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/2022-Sustainable_bonds_market_overview_1000_275.png"></img></p><p>
Climate change is now a top priority in all stakeholders’ agendas. All forces are pushing in the same direction at an accelerated pace for the energy transition to become a key driver in the Fixed Income markets. </p><h2>The pace of sustainable bond issuance is accelerating</h2><p>The issuance of sustainable bonds – i.e. Green Bonds, Social Bonds, Sustainability Bonds and Sustainability-Linked Bonds – in 2021 has been stronger than most anticipated. <strong>Year-to-date sustainable bond issuance reached EUR 780bn as of mid November </strong>(excl. US Municipals and US Mortgages). This is almost a 90% increase compared to last year. This surge has been <strong>mostly supported by corporates, representing close to 60% of overall supply</strong>. </p><p>Product diversification was the main enabler for growth in 2021 and helped numerous issuers to enter the sustainable bond market:</p><ul><li><strong>Green bond issuance maintains its pace</strong> as half of the sustainable supply remains green;</li></ul><ul><li><strong>Sustainability-linked bonds (“SLB”) have allowed new issuers and sectors to enter the sustainable bond market</strong>. These SLBs, primarily issued by non-financial corporates, now account for c.10% of the year-to-date global sustainable supply, while they were still negligible last year;</li></ul><ul><li>There has been <strong>a slowdown of social issuance compared to 2020</strong> when social bonds saw a large growth in response to the pandemic crisis;<br></br>
	 </li><li><strong>Euro remains the main currency and represents half of sustainable bond issuance</strong>.<br></br>
	 </li></ul><h2>Close to EUR 1.2 trillion in issuance in 2022</h2><p>Our sustainable bond forecasts highlight that corporates, sovereigns and agencies will continue to signal that they are taking action to fight climate change through <strong>the development of a deep, liquid and diversified sustainable bond market</strong> and seeking financing for that purpose through such instruments.</p><p>The estimated sustainable bond supply will increase by c.50% in 2022, reaching EUR 1.2trn. Sustainability-linked bonds should support this growth and are expected to account for 20% of the upcoming sustainable bond supply. The share of EUR-denominated issuance is expected to reduce to c.45%, while USD-denominated issuance is likely to exceed 35% of the total sustainable supply. Green bonds are expected to remain the most common product issued accounting for c.52% of the total upcoming supply.</p><p>While it is today largely driven by Europe - thanks to EU climate and disclosure regulation - future political and regulatory evolution in other regions could foster even more the issuance of non-European issuers and in other currencies. </p><h3>
Evolution of Sustainable bonds issuance and 2022 forecast by issuer type (EURbn*)<br></br>
 </h3><p><img alt="Evolution of Sustainable bonds issuance and 2022 forecast by issuer type" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="0a8d89ee-03af-40ff-96d9-f4792a3ba6d2" src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Sustainable-bond-market-outlook-2022-image-1.png"></img></p><h3>Overall forecast sustainable issuance by product in 2022 (%)<br></br>
 </h3><p><img alt="Overall forecast sustainable issuance by product in 2022 (%)" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="3fdf5091-c47e-4e66-a358-67e723f5948a" src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Sustainable-bond-market-outlook-2022-image-2.png"></img></p><p>The boom of sustainable bonds and greenium dynamics show investors’ appetite for green over conventional bonds - however investors are increasingly looking beyond bond contents to focus on issuers’ strategies and positioning - the recent development of sustainability-linked bonds also reveals this momentum.</p><p>According to <strong>Damien de Saint Germain, Head of Credit Research & Strategy at Crédit Agricole CIB</strong>: <em>“Over time, we expect the climate and energy transition to become a key component of the issuers’ risk premium required by investors. From politicians, regulators, central banks, investors, corporates and rating agencies… all players are integrating climate change risks as well as objectives in their priorities, analytical frameworks and business models, accelerating the transmission of climate and energy transition issues to fixed income markets.”</em></p><p><strong>With 6.5% market share at the end of 2020 (Bloomberg), Crédit Agricole CIB is one of the leaders of the Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market</strong>. Crédit Agricole CIB has a long-term commitment to promote green finance with a consistent organisation across the teams, from origination to distribution.</p><div class="panel "><div class="date"><div><time datetime="2021-12-16T12:00:00Z">16.12.2021</time></div></div><div class="block block--attachment"><div class="block__files"><div class="files"></div></div><div class="block__description-files"><a class="link-pdf" href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2021-12/2021.12.16_Sustainable_bonds_market_overview_Credit_Agricole_CIB_EN.pdf" target="_blank" title="Press release - Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook"><p class="description-pdf">Press release - Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook</p></a></div></div></div></body>

Green, Social and Sustainability bonds market 2022 outlook: It’s all coming together

<body><p><img @alt="convexity" @src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/risk.net-bond-convexity-400-250.png"></img>In a <a @href="https://www.risk.net/">Risk.net</a> article, <strong>Samy Ben Aoun</strong>, Global Head of Structured Rates and Cross-Asset Trading, <strong>Christophe Viard</strong>, Head of Structuring and Product Development for France, and <strong>Frederic Marquer</strong>, Head of Financial Institutions Solutions Sales for Asia ex-Japan, describe a new way of hedging the risk of bond convexity. </p><p>The low interest rate environment and the convexity of bonds have led to a profound change in the dynamics of the fixed income world. In this article, our experts <strong>introduce the bond convexity</strong> and derive a fundamental equation, they <strong>detail the impact of this convexity on bond volatility and yield curve shape</strong>, and describe the consequence on asset-liability management which represents a challenge for all financial institutions. Finally, they introduce the convexity swap, a simple and innovative solution to transfer the convexity risk in a transparent and observable way.</p><p> </p><p>Read the article "<i>A defence against the next convexity crunch"</i>, published in Risk.net on 6 September 2021, by clicking below:</p><p>07.09.2021</p><p> </p><p><a @class="link-pdf" @href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2021-09/Risk0921CreditAgricole.pdf">Risk.net - "A defence against the next convexity crunch"</a></p></body>

<body><p>What is bond convexity? How does it impact the market? Experts Samy Ben Aoun, Christophe Viard and Frederic Marquer describe the new way of hedging the risk of bond convexity in a Risk.net article.</p></body>

A defence against the next convexity crunch

<body><p><img alt="convexity" src="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/risk.net-bond-convexity-400-250.png"></img>In a <a href="https://www.risk.net/">Risk.net</a> article, <strong>Samy Ben Aoun</strong>, Global Head of Structured Rates and Cross-Asset Trading, <strong>Christophe Viard</strong>, Head of Structuring and Product Development for France, and <strong>Frederic Marquer</strong>, Head of Financial Institutions Solutions Sales for Asia ex-Japan, describe a new way of hedging the risk of bond convexity. </p><p>The low interest rate environment and the convexity of bonds have led to a profound change in the dynamics of the fixed income world. In this article, our experts <strong>introduce the bond convexity</strong> and derive a fundamental equation, they <strong>detail the impact of this convexity on bond volatility and yield curve shape</strong>, and describe the consequence on asset-liability management which represents a challenge for all financial institutions. Finally, they introduce the convexity swap, a simple and innovative solution to transfer the convexity risk in a transparent and observable way.</p><p> </p><p>Read the article "<i>A defence against the next convexity crunch"</i>, published in Risk.net on 6 September 2021, by clicking below:</p><p>07.09.2021</p><p> </p><p><a class="link-pdf" href="https://www.ca-cib.com/sites/default/files/2021-09/Risk0921CreditAgricole.pdf">Risk.net - "A defence against the next convexity crunch"</a></p></body>

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