Starting October 2026, the Bank of England will disqualify bonds of thermal coal miners as eligible collateral for its lending facilities. Worries over mounting financial risks for coal amid the global net-zero transition drove the new rule, which is expected to push private financial institutions to cut coal-related investment exposure.
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