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The new legal framework which requires the public sector issuer to spell out the use of the proceeds and report on the project’s environmental impact has been hailed by the industry for setting the standards for green bond financing in Singapore and the region.

For Chinese investors aiming to divest their onshore assets, Renminbi-denominated stocks in Hong Kong might not be a better option.

The green bonds to be issued by the Singapore government by 2030 can meet pent-up demand of impact investors and boost regional green financing.

The recent focus on greenwashing has put bond issues under greater scrutiny. However, some market participants believe this risks paralysis by analysis.

Capital raised will go to specific projects or assets, which will appeal to impact-oriented investors, a Fitch report finds.

Chief executive Eddie Yue highlights the urgency of providing greener banking system, and explains how Hong Kong could help Chinese green bonds issuers.

The National Green Development Fund is on a hiring spree and will set up a new investment management unit, a source revealed.

Regulators and investors are gearing up to integrate ESG factors in their investment processes this year.

De-risking and green securitisation will help unlock much-needed institutional capital for sustainable infrastructure projects in Asia, say executives at multilateral development banks.

Green bonds have become increasingly popular, but investors and borrowers should create a broader borrower carbon emission standard to combat climate change.

The territory's green bond volumes are rising, but it could spur demand by encouraging more investor education and cutting some red tape for insurers, say debt experts.

Amundi is launching the world’s largest emerging markets green bond fund with IFC. Here's what it could achieve.