Greening the Bond Market/绿色债券市场
（英文，可编辑的pdf电子文档）

Textbook:Greening the Bond Market: A European Perspective (EBI Studies in Banking and Capital Markets Law)
Author(s): David Ramos Muñoz, Agnieszka Smoleńska

Course Description:
Green bond issuance has surged in recent years in response to growing investor appetite and borrowers' needs as they embark on the sustainability transition. The EU leads the way, with over 40% of all sustainable bond issuances denominated in euro. The EU’s 'Regulation on European Green Bonds and optional disclosures for bonds marketed as environmentally sustainable and sustainability-linked bonds’ is the first comprehensive legislative text covering such issuance, and a cornerstone of EU’s Sustainable Finance strategy. This book explores in an interdisciplinary way the challenges and opportunities of green bonds and sustainable finance from a legal, regulatory and economic perspectives. First, it analyses green bonds as a new financial instrument in the context of the existing capital markets law. Second, it studies green bond impact on the market and on investor protection. Third, it assesses green bonds’ relevance for prudential supervision and central banking. The variety of viewpoints ensures a highly comprehensive analysis of green bonds’ impact in a European and global context.


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Introduction David Ramos Muñoz and Agnieszka Smoleńska Part I A General Perspective
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Toward a European Green Bond Standard: A European Initiative to Promote Sustainable Finance Nikos Maragopoulos
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Member States Sovereign Green Bond Issuance and the Development of Local Green Bond Markets in the EU Wojciech Lewandowski and Agnieszka Smoleńska
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Issuing a Green Bond: A Practical Perspective Caroline Harrison, Liam Jones, and Zofia Wetmańska
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Issuing Green Bonds Without a Green Bonds Regulation: Canadian Experiences Bruno Caron and Bernard Blouin

Part II Green Bonds and Banking and Capital Markets The Green Bonds Market in the Light of European Commission's Proposal: Implications for Greenwashing Liability Elia Cerrato Garcia and Federica Agostini
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Integrating Sustainability in the MiFID II Package-Based Regulation: Effects on Financial Intermediaries' Accountability and Potential Conflict Between Regulatory Objectives Maria Elena Salerno Discussion: Green Bonds and Banking and Capital Markets from a Practitioner's Perspective Alexia Femia Part III Micro- and Macro-Prudential Perspective on Green Bonds Method Transparency for Green Bonds: Learnings from Climate Transition Risk Metrics Julia Anna Bingler, Chiara Colesanti-Senni, and Pierre Monnin
10 The Role of Prudential Requirements in Fostering Green Bond Markets: The Experience of Hungary
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Gabor Gyura
11 Discussion: Micro- and Macro-prudential Issues Regarding Green Bonds from a Practitioner's Perspective Claudia Pasquini
12 Green Bonds and the ECB: A Tale of (Measured)
Promise and (Required) Caution Basil Scouteris and Elli Anastopoulou
13 Discussion: Green Bonds and Monetary Policy Sarah Jane Hlásková Murphy