Global Capital: debate on whether the ECB should remove repo-eligible securities on environmental grounds

From the author’s website, Anthopocene Fixed Income Institute: We opine that it is illogical for the European Central Bank to effectively provide cost-of-capital subsidies for the Canadian province of Alberta (ticker ALTA). The province’s last announcement of using borrowed capital to finance oil production tax holidays may be one of the most egregious climate actions out of developed markets in 2020. It’s carbon footprint is off the scale in comparisons with e.g. Saudi Arabia, not least due to is world leading operation of tar sands.

The debate in Global Capital Magazine can be found at https://www.globalcapital.com/article/b1p06c5d8k4p5m/guest-view-the-ecb-can-axe-alberta-bonds-repo-eligibility

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