Green Bonds: A Guide To Funding Development Projects

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Structuring a Green Bond for a developer with existing operating assets as well as development projects / projects in construction

The term “green bond” refers to debt securities whose proceeds are used to finance investment projects with an environmental benefit.

As defined in the EU Taxonomy, COM 353 (2018)

 
The Green Bond Framework is a comprehensive document for investors and other market participants that describes the following points:

 

Source: Report on EU Green Bond Standard, EU TEG (June, 2019)

Funding capacities of Green Bonds

Debt Ratio of Green Bonds

Traditional debt methods would fund at 70% debt. Can a green bond reach this level?

Source: Green bonds – Mobilising the debt capital markets for a low-carbon transition (OECD, 2015).

The Main Barriers to Green Bond market development

Source: Report on EU Green Bond Standard, EU TEG (June, 2019)

Local or Overseas?

Source: Amundi Asset Management & International Finance Corporation (2018)

 

Source: Amundi Asset Management & International Finance Corporation (2018)

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