The newly formed Indian Green Bonds Market Development Council held its first meeting in Mumbai on Monday.
What’s it all about?
The newly formed Indian Green Bonds Market Development Council held its first meeting in Mumbai on Monday.
What’s it all about?
Welcome to the first edition of our Climate Bonds Standard & Certification Newsletter
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I’m in chilly Beijing today. Thanks to rain, the air quality is now “Good”, down from “Hazardous” when my high-speed train pulled into a moodily smoky station a couple of days ago.
As usual it’s been a round of meetings about green bonds with regulators, our Chinese partners like CCDC and CECEP, and industry associations.
What’s it all about?
You’re invited to join speakers from leading Indian energy companies, banks and insurance companies discussing directions for green bonds growth as part of Climate Bonds ‘State of the Market India’ twin launches.
The Climate Standards Board has approved a new Criteria for climate-resilient water bonds. Investors now have a verifiable, science-based screening process to evaluate bond investments earmarked for financing sustainable water-based infrastructure projects.
What’s it all about?
“The market needs strong leadership now. 2016 will be a tell-tale year for Canada. With leadership, 2016 can be the year Canada’s green bond market really goes mainstream.”
Michelle Brownlee, Smart Prosperity
Bank of England Governor - and Chair of the Financial Stability Board - Mark Carney, gave a lecture below in Berlin on 22 September that was full of useful quotes relevant to the work Climate Bonds Initiative does.
The full text of the speech is available in a PDF version, including slides.