The Philippine’s financial markets regulator has published guidelines for the issuance of sustainability-linked bonds as it bids to boost investment in areas of ‘environmental or social concern’.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines published draft guidelines for the issuance of sustainability-linked bonds (SLBs) on February 2, as the regulator looks to boost the country’s fast-growing green finance market.
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