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CBI’s first Green Bond Treasurer Survey supported by ICMA Centre academics

Dr Ivan Sangiorgi and Dr Lisa Schopohl from the ICMA Centre at Henley Business School have supported the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) by providing data support for its first Green Bond Treasurer Survey.

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Green Bond Treasurer Survey

Dr Ivan Sangiorgi and Dr Lisa Schopohl from the ICMA Centre at Henley Business School have supported the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) by providing data support for its first Green Bond Treasurer Survey.

CBI interviewed 86 treasurers worldwide who shared their experiences of issuing green bonds. Dr Sangiorgi and Dr Schopohl worked on the statistical analysis of the survey results, which were published yesterday.

Key findings show that issuing green bonds helps enterprises to transition to a low-carbon business model, to broaden their investor base and to enhance their reputation and visibility.

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Dr Ivan Sangiorgi

 Associate Professor of Finance
Dr Ivan Sangiorgi

Dr Lisa Schopohl

 Associate Professor of Finance
Dr Lisa Schopohl
Published 21 April 2020
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