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A collection on different themes arising from ECLAC research and studies. Prepared by: ECLAC office in Washington, D.C. ISSN: 1727-9909.

Sustainable bond issuances in international markets, 2014–2022: characteristics, trends and greenium in Latin America and the Caribbean

Sustainable bond issuances in international markets, 2014–2022: characteristics, trends and greenium in Latin America and the Caribbean

This document examines the evolution of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC)’s international issuance of sustainable bonds —green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked bonds (GSSS)— since the region’s first international green bond was issued in December 2014. Reaching a cumulative...

Autor: Velloso, Helvia- Perrotti, Daniel E. Descripción física: 70 pages. Editorial: ECLAC Fecha: December 2023 ECLAC symbol: LC/WAS/TS.2023/5

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