Will green bonds become a new asset class in New Zealand?
Moody's says global green bond issuance will exceed $US250 billion this year.
Is it a fad, is it a marketing ploy or is it a serious investment option and a developing new asset class?
Green bonds are kicking off slowly in New Zealand.
Contact Energy, which still owns the Taranaki gas-fired and the Whirinaki diesel-fired power stations, although the latter is seldom
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 15 Mar 2018
Thu, 15 Mar 2018
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Will green bonds become a new asset class in New Zealand?
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