February 24, 2022

China's transition dilemma over green bond framework

Workers pour molten steel at a foundry in Hangzhou in China’s eastern Zhejiang province on February 23, 2022. – China OUT (Photo by AFP) / China OUT (Photo by STR/AFP via Getty Images)

China has both the intent and the future green finance needs to take advantage of new transition finance markets, but collaboration between regulators, issuers and investors is necessary to allow these flows to grow, according to a new report.

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China's transition dilemma over green bond framework

China has both the intent and the future green finance needs to take advantage of new transition finance markets, but collaboration between regulators, issuers and investors is necessary to allow these flows to grow, according to a new report.

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