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The investor view: HSBC

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October 04 2016

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At HSBC we see cities as key to delivering tangible action on climate change. We have financed sustainable urban infrastructure and services such as Bus Rapid Transit, smart meters, city command and control systems in 'Smart Cities' around the world. Helping cities understand and develop structures that blend investment from private and public sources can improve their access to financing. We are currently working with a number of cities in the developing world to design strategies that can allow them to access investment from multilateral development banks, export credit agencies and dedicated environmental facilities such as the UN Green Climate Fund.

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