Check out the latest quarterly developments and trends of the Chinese green bond market
Full versions in both English & Chinese is available here.
Check out the latest quarterly developments and trends of the Chinese green bond market
Full versions in both English & Chinese is available here.
The sandy shores of Rhode Island go even greener via RIIB: Meanwhile Q3 figures slow: Connecting cities' balance sheets with climate action
Investing in Green Building
Vital in the race to slow emissions growth is the reduction of greenhouse gas produced by the buildings sector. It is essential to support investment in Low Carbon Buildings including retrofits and refurbishments of existing commercial, industrial and residential building stocks and new builds with low carbon footprints.
Delivering this transition will require deployment of capital. Bonds have a long history of financing large infrastructure investments, and the USD100trillion bond market can play a significant role in funding this rapid decarbonisation in the buildings sector.
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Looking for Greenium
The concept of green premium or a ‘greenium’ emerging in the bond market is an intriguing topic that is slowly gaining attention.
40 years of experience: Indufor extends expertise to new field: Green Bonds
Climate Bonds Standard Board has approved the Finnish consulting company Indufor as a Approved Verifier under the Climate Bonds Standard & Certification Scheme.
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Market News
Anthropocene Magazine, Shades of Green - Bond markets are beginning to unlock climate finance, Jeremy Gaunt
Giant Indian bank to fund wind and solar with first green bond
State Bank of India (SBI), India’s largest and most prestigious financial institution has emerged as a new player in the global green bond market with a USD650million inaugural issuance.
Fitch Ratings has assigned State Bank of India's note a NS:SBI, BBB-/Stable.
SBI is rated at 56th in the S&P Global Market Intelligence Report 2018 of the world's 100 largest banks.