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Moody's Investors Service recently said that global green bond issuance is expected to exceed $250 billion
in 2019.
Moody's Ratings initially predicted a $200 billion
issuance in 2019.
From January to September 2019, global green bond issuance reached US$189.
5 billion, surpassing US$171.
1 billion for the whole of 2018, an increase of 67%
year-on-year.
In the third quarter, US$63.
9 billion of green bonds were issued globally.
According to the Moody's report, non-financial and financial companies accounted for 48% of that, or $30.
8 billion.
Geographically, European issuers ranked first with a total value of US$25.
4 billion, accounting for 40%
of total global issuance.
Moody's said the market will also see more sustainability-related loans and bonds as they enable issuers to "highlight their organization's broader sustainability goals while retaining the flexibility
of general corporate purpose borrowing.
" ”
The growth of sustainability-related financing is seen as complementing, rather than constraining the growth
of bond markets labeled Green, Social and Sustainable in the coming years.
Moody's Investors Service recently said that global green bond issuance is expected to exceed $250 billion
in 2019.
Moody's Ratings initially predicted a $200 billion
issuance in 2019.
From January to September 2019, global green bond issuance reached US$189.
5 billion, surpassing US$171.
1 billion for the whole of 2018, an increase of 67%
year-on-year.
In the third quarter, US$63.
9 billion of green bonds were issued globally.
According to the Moody's report, non-financial and financial companies accounted for 48% of that, or $30.
8 billion.
Geographically, European issuers ranked first with a total value of US$25.
4 billion, accounting for 40%
of total global issuance.
Moody's said the market will also see more sustainability-related loans and bonds as they enable issuers to "highlight their organization's broader sustainability goals while retaining the flexibility
of general corporate purpose borrowing.
" ”
The growth of sustainability-related financing is seen as complementing, rather than constraining the growth
of bond markets labeled Green, Social and Sustainable in the coming years.
