Issuer case studies: financing the green transition in emerging markets

The next decade is critical for the low-carbon transition and mobilizing investment for sustainable development. Emerging markets are expected to be the worst affected by climate change. However, they also have great potential for mitigation and adaptation projects, which can be funded by green bonds. While relatively small compared with the global bond market, the emerging market fixed income segment is sufficiently large and many bond issuers are well-equipped to become first-time green bond issuers. So, when we will see more emerging markets take these steps towards widespread green bond issuance, and what does this mean for investors? This webinar will cover the experience of green bond issuers in emerging markets and the benefits and challenges that they have experienced so far.

Key areas of discussion

Issuer perspective: benefits experienced from green bond issuance

Challenges faced and how they were overcome

The role of regional financial institutions in paving the way for emerging market green bonds

Which regions and sectors are demonstrating compelling fundamentals in emerging markets?

What do potential emerging market issuers need to know about issuing green bonds?

What are the prospects for investor demand and pricing benefits?

Speakers

Peter Cripps (Moderator)
Editor, Environmental Finance
Kaikham Onedamdy
Operations Officer, IFC Climate Business Development
Dirk Dijksma
Head of Innovation Investments, Symbiotics
Gnékélé Gnassingbe
Resources Mobilisation Director, BOAD
Shushanik Hovsepyan
Head of Capital Markets, Ameriabank
Beatriz Muñoz Villa
Head of ALM & Capital, BBVA

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