Investors can hear the latest China green finance developments from Sean Kidney, newly returned from twin launches of our China annual report in Hong Kong and Beijing.
Together with our China specialists, Sean will outline the latest opportunities and investment trends as the market opens up to increased off shore capital.
What’s it all about?
“China’s green bond issuer base is expanding and diversifying, while green bond regulatory frameworks are strengthening, driven by strong policy signals from the government. With continued efforts around harmonisation and standards the foundations are there for boosting investment.”
Sean Kidney 9th Feb FTSE Global Markets
With 2017 a record USD37.1bn year for China’s green bond market, CBI will help lay out for the findings of the China Green Bond Market 2017 report and the directions investors may see in 2018 and beyond.
When: Wednesday 21 Feb 2018
London: 1200- 1300 GMT
Beijing /Hong Kong: 1800 - 2100 (GMT + 8)
Brussels: 1300 – 1400 CET
New York: 0700 – 0800 EST
Agenda:
- With 62% of China’s green bonds aligned to international definitions in 2017, will the market shift further for investors in 2018?
- The Five Catalysts for growth identified in China Green Bond Market 2017
- Regulatory momentum and the longer term outlook for investors
- Local government finance vehicles, (LGFV) and long tenor bonds
- Background: the China Green Bonds Investor Forum on 19 March at London Stock Exchange
Moderator:
Serena Vento, Co-Head of Partnerships
Speakers:
Sean Kidney, CEO
Lily Dai, Senior Research Analyst
Alan Meng, Market Analyst
Q&A for participants
To register:
Go here to register, don’t miss this opportunity to hear the latest.
‘Till next time
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