China’s central bank briefs LATAM finance officials & development banks on green finance & green bonds: With a bonus presentation from Sean Kidney
By our new Climate Bonds China staffer, Ivy Lau
Meeting in Beijing
China’s central bank briefs LATAM finance officials & development banks on green finance & green bonds: With a bonus presentation from Sean Kidney
By our new Climate Bonds China staffer, Ivy Lau
Meeting in Beijing
The bundling of green loans into securities can unlock additional capital to finance the transition to a low carbon and climate-resilient economy.
Opportunities now exist across the EU to grow a significant market around green securitisation and contribute directly to 2030 energy and carbon reduction targets.
[Diary Alert: Brussels: Green Securitisation Roundtable: April 24th – Details to come.]
Nairobi launch marks start of three year program to build green bond capability in Kenya and East Africa
What’s it all about
Australia’s emergence as an example of international best practice has been bolstered by Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) announcement of a AUD 650m Certified Climate Bond.
All four of Australia’s major banks have now issued Certified Climate Bonds, a status unmatched in any other advanced economy financial sector.
What’s it all about?
This is an amazing job with: rethinking how we use policy, regulation and every finance sector tool – and capital markets tool – we have to mobilize capital for a rapid global transition to a low-carbon and climate resilient economy.
It will involve looking at:
Green bonds are the focus, as an indicator of success and creating momentum for change.
Today Singaporean Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong announced that the Monetary Authority of Singapore are
We know that many of our international blog readers couldn’t make it to our Annual Conference in London. So, we’ve picked out the best, quick takeaways for you.
Size of Market in 2017
Our second Market Blog for the year is no less crowded than the first. Familiar faces are beginning to re-issue, we welcome new kids to the block and green bonds go retail.
Latest Certified Bonds
Breaking news - Queensland Treasury Corp's first green bond - AUD750m (USD577m)
The green debt market continues to diversify with a new synthetic securitisation deal. Last week, Crédit Agricole CIB and Mariner Investment Group completed a USD 3bn private synthetic risk transfer through a Green Capital Note.
What’s it all about?
We’ve produced 5 new briefing papers, all launched at the Climate Bonds Annual Conference on Monday. Each summarising a policy, development or analysis critical to unlocking the potential of global green finance out towards the USD 1 trillion by 2020 target.
We’ve kept them short and to the point. Pick any or all for download.