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Financing environmentally-sustainable projects with green bonds
by
Agliardi, Elettra
, Agliardi, Rossella
in
Alternative energy sources
/ Bond issues
/ Bond markets
/ Bond ratings
/ Bonds
/ Capital
/ Capital formation
/ Carbon
/ Climate change
/ Councils
/ Credit
/ Credit risk
/ Developing countries
/ Electricity
/ Emissions
/ Environmental attitudes
/ Environmental perception
/ Financing
/ Fines & penalties
/ funding
/ Global warming
/ Green bonds
/ Hydroelectric power
/ Incentives
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ International finance
/ Investments
/ Investors
/ issues and policy
/ LDCs
/ markets
/ Portfolios
/ Prices
/ Public finance
/ Renewable resources
/ RESEARCH ARTICLE
/ Subsidies
/ Sustainability
/ Taxation
/ Wind power
2019
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Financing environmentally-sustainable projects with green bonds
by
Agliardi, Elettra
, Agliardi, Rossella
in
Alternative energy sources
/ Bond issues
/ Bond markets
/ Bond ratings
/ Bonds
/ Capital
/ Capital formation
/ Carbon
/ Climate change
/ Councils
/ Credit
/ Credit risk
/ Developing countries
/ Electricity
/ Emissions
/ Environmental attitudes
/ Environmental perception
/ Financing
/ Fines & penalties
/ funding
/ Global warming
/ Green bonds
/ Hydroelectric power
/ Incentives
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ International finance
/ Investments
/ Investors
/ issues and policy
/ LDCs
/ markets
/ Portfolios
/ Prices
/ Public finance
/ Renewable resources
/ RESEARCH ARTICLE
/ Subsidies
/ Sustainability
/ Taxation
/ Wind power
2019
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Financing environmentally-sustainable projects with green bonds
by
Agliardi, Elettra
, Agliardi, Rossella
in
Alternative energy sources
/ Bond issues
/ Bond markets
/ Bond ratings
/ Bonds
/ Capital
/ Capital formation
/ Carbon
/ Climate change
/ Councils
/ Credit
/ Credit risk
/ Developing countries
/ Electricity
/ Emissions
/ Environmental attitudes
/ Environmental perception
/ Financing
/ Fines & penalties
/ funding
/ Global warming
/ Green bonds
/ Hydroelectric power
/ Incentives
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ International finance
/ Investments
/ Investors
/ issues and policy
/ LDCs
/ markets
/ Portfolios
/ Prices
/ Public finance
/ Renewable resources
/ RESEARCH ARTICLE
/ Subsidies
/ Sustainability
/ Taxation
/ Wind power
2019
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Financing environmentally-sustainable projects with green bonds
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Financing environmentally-sustainable projects with green bonds
2019
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Overview
A structural model for green bonds is developed to explain the formation and dynamics of green bond prices and to address the issue of the so-called 'greenium', that is, the difference between the yields on a conventional bond and a green bond with the same characteristics. We provide answers to the following questions: What are the determinants of the green bond value? Do green bonds enhance the credit quality of the issuer? Are green bonds a relatively cheap tool to fund sustainable investments? We also study the effect of investors' environmental concern on portfolio allocation. Our results have direct policy implications and suggest that an improvement in credit quality could ultimately lead to a lower cost of capital for green bond issuers and that governmental tax-based incentives and an increase in investors' green awareness play a significant role in scaling up the green bonds market.
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