香港綠色債券市場 2018
氣候債券倡議組織與滙豐合作 並得到香港金融管理局的支持
發表首份香港綠色債券市場簡報
2018年香港綠色債券發行量達到23億美元,是2017年的4
倫敦/香港:2月25日: 16:00 GMT+8: 氣候債券倡議組織(Climate Bonds Initiative)今天發布了2018年香港綠色債券市場簡 報,其中概述了在政策支持和激勵措施, 以及私營部門參與所帶動下市場迅速發展的情況。
氣候債券倡議組織發表的首份香港綠色債券市場簡報, 是與滙豐合作,並得到香港金融管理局(金管局) 和香港綠色金融協會的支持。該簡報總結了香港發行人於2018年 的綠色債券發行情況, 它還從更廣泛的角度分析香港整體綠色債券市場動態, 包括在香港安排的綠色債券交易, 以反映香港作為亞洲區綠色債券發行中心的作用日益增強。
2018年市場摘要:
- 2018年來自9家香港發行人的綠色債券達到23億美元,相當於
2017年的4.6倍 - 綠色貸款在2018年受到市場注目,佔全年香港綠色債券規模的2
2% - 香港發行人綠色債券累計發行總額達到49億美元
- 港鐵是最大的單一發行人
- 低碳建築是綠色債券募集資金最大的投放領域,佔累計發行量的37
% - 2018年在香港安排和發行的綠色債券規模總計110億美元*,
反映香港作為金融中心的角色。(*按照金管局統計方法)
拓展香港綠色債券市場的推動因素
2018年香港綠色債券市場取得的進展為加速綠色金融創造了條件
- 為債券發行貼上綠色標籤
- 促進國際資本流入中國在岸市場的綠色債券
- 推動綠色「債券通」
- 通過發行主權綠色債券發揮示範作用
Sean Kidney, 氣候債券倡議組織首席執行官:
「於2018年,香港在綠色金融發展上發出正面信號,
「香港政府宣布的1000億港元主權綠色債券計劃是迄今為止全球
李永誠, 香港金融管理局外事助理總裁
「我們很高興CBI發布香港市場報告。這是對香港發展成為世界領
黃碧娟, 滙豐大中華區行政總裁
「中國在領導全球邁向低碳經濟、推動可持續發展的新科技,
「我們對中國綠色債券市場的發展,感到非常樂觀。一方面,
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傳媒查詢:
氣候債券倡議組織
劉欣欣
中國區總經理(香港)
+852 6431 1275
編輯垂注:
關於氣候債券倡議組織
氣候債券倡議組織 (Climate Bonds Initiative, CBI) 是關注投資者的國際非營利機構,
免責聲明: 本文中的信息不構成任何形式的投資建議,
氣候債券認證只反映相關債務融資工具募集資金的氣候效用。
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香港綠色債券市場 2018
Hong Kong Green Bond Market Briefing 2018
Climate Bonds Initiative publishes first Briefing Paper on Hong Kong Green Bond Market, in partnership with HSBC and supported by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Hong Kong green bond issuance reached USD2.3bn in 2018, 4.6x of 2017 volume
London/Hong Kong: 25 February 2019: 16:00 GMT+8: Climate Bonds Initiative launches today the Hong Kong Green Bond Market Briefing 2018, which provides an overview of the booming market bolstered by policy support and incentives and growing momentum from the private sector.
In partnership with HSBC, and supported by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Hong Kong Green Finance Association, Climate Bonds Initiative's first Hong Kong Briefing Paper examines a range of green bond deals from domestic issuers. It also analyses emerging market dynamics from a broader perspective including green bond deals arranged in Hong Kong, reflecting its increasing regional role as a centre for green bond issuance.
2018 highlights:
- Green bonds from Hong Kong issuers in 2018 totalled USD2.3bn from 9 issuers, 4.6x of 2017 volumes
- Green loans became a strong feature in 2018, making up 22% of the total annual issuance
- Cumulative issuance has reached USD4.9bn overall
- MTR is the largest single cumulative issuer
- Low-carbon buildings dominated use of proceeds at 37% of cumulative green issuance
- Green bonds arranged and issued in HK as a financial centre comprised USD11bn in 2018* (*According to HKMA methodology)
Drivers for scaling up the Hong Kong green bond market
The progress of Hong Kong green bond market in 2018 set the stage for accelerated green finance. The briefing identifies the following major drivers for strengthening Hong Kong’s position as an Asian green finance hub through:
- Labelling the unlabelled in bond issuance
- Facilitating international capital flows into mainland Chinese green bonds
- Greening of Bond Connect
- Demonstration issuance via sovereign green bonds
Sean Kidney, CEO of Climate Bonds Initiative:
“Hong Kong saw positive signs in green finance development in 2018, with the government and private sector looking to channel capital to assets or projects that produce positive climate impacts.”
“The HKD100bn sovereign green bond programme announced by the Hong Kong government, one of the world’s largest by far, is expected to propel the market further with its phased implementation. Besides, enhancing visibility of green debts, steering investment towards green projects and a green bond segment on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange are also crucial to the next stage of market growth. In combination, all these steps will help propel Hong Kong towards its ambition to become Asia’s major hub of green finance.”
Vincent Lee, Executive Director (External) of The Hong Kong Monetary Authority:
“We are delighted to see CBI launching a market briefing report on Hong Kong. It is a recognition of Hong Kong’s emergence as one of the world’s leading green finance markets. The report shows that the Hong Kong market has been growing from strength to strength and is attracting companies from round the region to raise green financing.”
“Hong Kong is also the designated green finance hub for the Greater Bay Area. We see strong potential in the Hong Kong market, and will continue to work with the Government and the industry to make Hong Kong a better place for green finance businesses.”
Helen Wong, Chief Executive, Greater China, HSBC:
“China is emerging as a global leader in the transition to a lower carbon economy, supporting new sustainable technologies and accelerating the development of its green finance market. As the world’s second biggest issuer of green bonds by issuance amount, China is making a positive contribution to the evolution of sustainable finance internationally."
“Sustainable financing in China will benefit from the continued liberalisation of its capital markets and its strategy to develop the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Chinese bonds’ inclusion in major global indices should attract more foreign investors to domestic green bonds, while the Government’s Outline Development Plan makes clear its ambition to support the development of Hong Kong as a global green finance centre in the Greater Bay Area.”
Download the Report here.
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Climate Bonds Contacts:
Andrew Whiley
Head of Communications & Media
(London)
+44 (0)7506 270 943
andrew.whiley@climatebonds.net
Ivy Lau
General Manager China Office
(Hong Kong)
+852 6431 1275
ivy.lau@climatebonds.net
Notes for Journalists
About Climate Bonds Initiative: The Climate Bonds Initiative is an investor-focused not-for-profit, promoting large-scale investment in the low-carbon economy. It undertakes advocacy and outreach to inform and stimulate green bond markets, provides policy models and government advice, international development programs, market data and analysis and administers the Standards & Certification Scheme. For more information, please visit www.climatebonds.net.
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