Green bond issuance remains robust, driven by investor demand for transparency and standardized labels like the EuGBS. Conversely, sustainability-linked bonds face declining supply as issuers prefer projects with clear capex allocation.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Green bond supply continues to grow despite investor debates regarding labels and issuer analysis.
- 2.Sustainability-linked bond (SLB) supply is declining, and issuers are increasingly switching to standard green bonds where capex allows.
- 3.The EU Green Bond Standard (EuGBS) is viewed constructively by investors and demonstrates higher oversubscription rates.
Table of Contents
- Five themes from the road
- Five themes from the data
- Chart pack: Supply and greenium
- Appendix 1: Past publications
- Disclosure appendix
- Disclaimer
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Authors
Dominic Kini
Securities
Green BondsSustainability-linked bonds
Themes
Resilience of Green BondsRegulatory ComplexityTransition Finance ChallengesEnergy Security
Regions
EuropeNorth AmericaAsia PacificUnited StatesFranceJapan