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Investors Will Have to Make Big Changes to Truly Decarbonize Their Portfolios, Research Shows

As regulators encourage institutional investors to broaden the scope of carbon-focused investing, the gap between ESG and “traditional” portfolios will widen. ....

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Rising ESG Demand Has Helped Debt Issuers Lower Borrowing Costs


Rising ESG Demand Has Helped Debt Issuers Lower Borrowing Costs
December 17, 2020
As socially responsible investment strategies gain popularity, new data shows that the influx of new money is starting to make an impact on green bond issuers.
For example, a growing body of research reveals that companies and governments that borrow using so-called green bonds are saving some money, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The market for these green bonds, which fund environmentally friendly projects like renewable power, is on the rise. Meanwhile, the new money inflows have helped push up prices and drag down rates on the bonds, making borrowing costs for issuers slightly cheaper. Meanwhile, analysts are witnessing a sort of ‘greenium’ or the little bit extra that investors are willing to pay for green bonds compared to traditional bonds. ....

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Why Going Green Saves Bond Borrowers Money


Dec. 17, 2020 5:30 am ET
Cash is pouring into investments intended to combat climate change and otherwise benefit society. Now, evidence is emerging that all of the money is starting to have an impact.
A growing body of research shows that companies and governments that borrow using so-called green bonds can save a bit of money. The market for these bonds, which fund environmental objectives such as renewable power, is booming. All that money is driving up the prices and pushing down yields on the bonds, making borrowing slightly cheaper.
Analysts around the world are mining bond market data to quantify what they call “the greenium,” a measurement of how much extra investors will pay for green bonds compared with conventional bonds. ....

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