Jon Hay is a corporate finance editor for GlobalCapital, specializing in covering topics such as sustainable finance, bond markets, and global economic trends. With a keen interest in the intersection of finance and sustainability, Jon provides insightful analysis and reporting on the latest developments in the world of corporate finance.
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