Singapore Budget: $26 billion green bonds to attract investors with eyes on Asia
The green bonds to be issued by the Singapore government by 2030 can meet pent-up demand of impact investors and boost regional green financing.
Singapore’s commitment to issue S$35 billion ($26 billion) of green bonds by the end of the decade will likely give green financing in the region a boost as investors seek sustainable assets.
The green bonds will help meet the demand of impact investors seeking to achieve sustainability targets and deepen liquidity in the sustainable finance sector, market watchers told AsianInvestor.
Gordon Youl, Nomura
“It would be a must-buy for a significant number of investors and w…
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