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Green bonds are losing their appeal for US issuers, as companies no longer see a significant price advantage in selling this type of debt. The average "greenium" for corporations has dropped to between zero and 1 basis point, making it less economically attractive, while sovereigns average around 7 basis points.
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green bonds lose appeal as price advantages diminish for us issuers
18:14 09.12.2024
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