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According to international credit rating agency Moody's, global green bond issuance fell 11.
5% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018, with a total issuance of just US$30.
4 billion.
Global green bond issuance fell 11.
5% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018
Green bond issuance in the first quarter was about half what was needed to keep the market up and running, while the total issuance of green bonds for the full year is expected to reach $250 billion
.
"The market growth slowed in the first quarter, and fixed income market conditions may have contributed to a decline
in green bond issuance.
" Moody's analyst Matthew Kuchtyak said
.
Kuchtyak also said that most sectors around the world saw a significant decline in overall bond issuance in the first quarter
.
Despite the decline in the first quarter, many developments point to a strong trend
in the second quarter.
"Q2 issuances began in April, including €1.
1 billion green bonds from the French government, €750 million from ABN AMRO and €500 million
from Berlin Hyp AG and BNP Paribas.
" Moody's noted
.
In the first quarter, the Belgian government launched its first green bond, with an issuance of 4.
5 billion euros, dominating the world
.
The deal is the second-largest sovereign green bond to date, behind France's first green bond issuance in 2017
.
In addition, from January to March, the Polish government provided the market with a second green bond worth 1 billion euros, and the Indonesian government issued the first sovereign green sukuk
for $1.
25 billion.
Other notable developments related to the green and sustainable bond space include the launch of the Green Bond Commitment Initiative, the publication of Peruvian Green Bond Guidelines and the launch
of the Sustainable Blue Economy Facility.
In addition, multilateral institutions continue to support green bond issuance
in emerging markets.
The report notes that the pursuit of higher interest rates is likely to continue to dampen issuance, but there are signs that green bond trading volumes will increase
in the second quarter.
According to market sources, issuance rebounded in April and some major transactions entered the market
.
，
According to international credit rating agency Moody's, global green bond issuance fell 11.
5% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018, with a total issuance of just US$30.
4 billion.
Global green bond issuance fell 11.
5% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018
5% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2018
Green bond issuance in the first quarter was about half what was needed to keep the market up and running, while the total issuance of green bonds for the full year is expected to reach $250 billion
.
"The market growth slowed in the first quarter, and fixed income market conditions may have contributed to a decline
in green bond issuance.
" Moody's analyst Matthew Kuchtyak said
.
Kuchtyak also said that most sectors around the world saw a significant decline in overall bond issuance in the first quarter
.
Despite the decline in the first quarter, many developments point to a strong trend
in the second quarter.
"Q2 issuances began in April, including €1.
1 billion green bonds from the French government, €750 million from ABN AMRO and €500 million
from Berlin Hyp AG and BNP Paribas.
" Moody's noted
.
In the first quarter, the Belgian government launched its first green bond, with an issuance of 4.
5 billion euros, dominating the world
.
The deal is the second-largest sovereign green bond to date, behind France's first green bond issuance in 2017
.
In addition, from January to March, the Polish government provided the market with a second green bond worth 1 billion euros, and the Indonesian government issued the first sovereign green sukuk
for $1.
25 billion.
Other notable developments related to the green and sustainable bond space include the launch of the Green Bond Commitment Initiative, the publication of Peruvian Green Bond Guidelines and the launch
of the Sustainable Blue Economy Facility.
In addition, multilateral institutions continue to support green bond issuance
in emerging markets.
The report notes that the pursuit of higher interest rates is likely to continue to dampen issuance, but there are signs that green bond trading volumes will increase
in the second quarter.
According to market sources, issuance rebounded in April and some major transactions entered the market
.
，
