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Global green bond issuance totaled $14.
9 billion in June, driving sales of nearly $80 billion in the first half of the year, almost half
of the record $161 billion in 2017.
Monthly issuance rose 12% year-on-year, while residential credit giant Fanny May's June green mortgage-backed securities trading was not included
.
Global green bond issuance reached US$14.
9 billion in June
Certified issuance reached a new monthly high of $6 billion, accounting for 40% of June's volume, with the first certified climate bonds coming from Auckland City Council (New Zealand), Union Bank of Belgium (Belgium) and National Australia Bank Trust Services Limited (Australia).
Sustainalytics accounted for the majority of transactions, about 40%, followed by Zhongcai Green Finance with 26%.
Overall, 89% of transactions benefited from external reviews in June, and 73% included second-party opinions
.
More than half of the issuances in June came from financial companies
.
The largest issuer is Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the world's largest bank, with 16% of the monthly total, followed by Norges Bank Boligkreditt with 12% and Tent Holdings with 10%.
The energy sector was the main target of revenue distribution, remaining at 48 per cent, while buildings and transport accounted for 26 per cent and 14 per cent
, respectively.
In June, China continued to lead the way, accounting for 26% of monthly issuance, compared to just 8%
a year earlier.
The remaining circulation came from developed markets, with one-third coming from the United States, Norway and Australia
.
，
Global green bond issuance totaled $14.
9 billion in June, driving sales of nearly $80 billion in the first half of the year, almost half
of the record $161 billion in 2017.
Monthly issuance rose 12% year-on-year, while residential credit giant Fanny May's June green mortgage-backed securities trading was not included
.
Global green bond issuance reached US$14.
9 billion in June
9 billion in June
Certified issuance reached a new monthly high of $6 billion, accounting for 40% of June's volume, with the first certified climate bonds coming from Auckland City Council (New Zealand), Union Bank of Belgium (Belgium) and National Australia Bank Trust Services Limited (Australia).
Sustainalytics accounted for the majority of transactions, about 40%, followed by Zhongcai Green Finance with 26%.
Overall, 89% of transactions benefited from external reviews in June, and 73% included second-party opinions
.
More than half of the issuances in June came from financial companies
.
The largest issuer is Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the world's largest bank, with 16% of the monthly total, followed by Norges Bank Boligkreditt with 12% and Tent Holdings with 10%.
The energy sector was the main target of revenue distribution, remaining at 48 per cent, while buildings and transport accounted for 26 per cent and 14 per cent
, respectively.
In June, China continued to lead the way, accounting for 26% of monthly issuance, compared to just 8%
a year earlier.
The remaining circulation came from developed markets, with one-third coming from the United States, Norway and Australia
.
，
