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Detailed Guidance for Issuing Green Bonds in Developing Countries

Detailed Guidance for Issuing Green Bonds in Developing Countries

by Asian Development Bank
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This publication provides guidance for bond issuers and their advisors on the process and key considerations for a successful green bond issuance.

Demand for green bonds and other sustainable finance products is increasing rapidly, and issuers are seeing an opportunity to be part of the green bond market. This publication covers all the steps required to follow best practices in labeling bonds as green. It includes examples, links to further details, and key resources for green bond issuers and their deal teams.

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BrandAsian Development Bank
Pub dateJul 30, 2022
ISBN-109292692844
ISBN-139789292692841
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions11 × 0.14 × 8.5 in
Weight1 lb
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