Hong Kong Mulls Green Bonds Sales in Three Currencies
- Government aims to boost city’s role as a green finance hub
- The city sold $750 million digital green notes in February
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Hong Kong has mandated banks to sell green notes denominated in US dollars, euros and offshore yuan, in the city’s latest push to establish itself as a green finance hub.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, acting as the representative for the sale, has mandated banks to organize a series of fixed income investor calls from July 16 for the potential offerings, according to a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified.