Green Finance Players Gather post G20
Climate Bonds China specialist Dai Weihui (Lily) speaking at the launch.
Green Finance Players Gather post G20
Climate Bonds China specialist Dai Weihui (Lily) speaking at the launch.
Climate Bonds CEO Sean Kidney will be presenting on green finance and our flagship Bonds and State of the Market 2016 report. Don’t miss your chance to see the full presentation.
Following on from the flurry of exciting green finance news coming out of China in the last couple of weeks and the launch of our UK-China Collaboration on Growing a Global Green Bond Market report this morning, comes breaking news that the Bank of China (BOC) will soon issue the first green ‘covered bond’ issued by a Chinese entity.
The Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) and the UK Department of International Trade (DIT) launched the UK-China Collaboration on Growing a Global Green Bond Market report at the Green Finance Media Roundtable held by the City of London this morning.
As part of this afternoon’s Paris launch of our 2016 State of the Market report, we have produced a two-page overview of the French climate-aligned bond universe. Available in both French and English, the analysis contains the latest data from both the labelled and unlabelled green bond markets, alongside an overview of the latest French green bond policy developments.
The Climate Bonds Initiative has recently partnered with South Pole Group, Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) and ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability to support cities in emerging and developing countries to gain access to the green bond market.
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