In this paper, we use general bond information and historical time series data after the expansion of the green bond market in 2016. We estimate the yield differential of the green bonds and their conventional twins followed by a regression analysis to test for the characteristics of the green bond premium. The results show that the green bond premium is distributed around zero and suggests there is no green bond premium. Furthermore, the analysis is extended to test the impact of industries and currencies on the premium. We find a few exceptions to the repeated zero distribution, most likely due to lack of data in our sample. This paper contributes with extensive research on the topic of the green bond premium in the growing green bond mar...
We use green bonds as an instrument to identify the effect of non-pecuniary motives, specifically pr...
The emerging market of Green bonds has seen a positive growth over the recent years in the presence ...
Estimates show that there is a significant need for more investments into sustainable projects to me...
The green bond market offers investors the opportunity to take an explicit focus on sustainable inve...
We analyze whether green bonds are traded on a premium versus conventional issuances of the same is...
In this thesis the existence of the yield premium of green bonds is investigated. This paper complie...
We compare the yields of green bonds to those of their constructed conventional twins while controll...
A green bond is a relatively new debt instrument where the proceeds are allocated to environmentally...
As part of the Next Generation EU (NGEU) program, the European Commission has pledged to issue up to...
The emerging green bond market is a novel research area with only a few studies being published in r...
This thesis studies the yield differential between green bonds and conventional bonds, the so called...
Mobilizing public and private capital towards environmentally friendly projects is crucial to reachi...
This thesis studies investors’ willingness to sacrifice returns for environmental impact in the fixe...
This paper examines the pricing of green bonds vis-à-vis standard corporate bonds. Using a cross-se...
This thesis investigates the existence of the green bond premium and its determinants through an ana...
We use green bonds as an instrument to identify the effect of non-pecuniary motives, specifically pr...
The emerging market of Green bonds has seen a positive growth over the recent years in the presence ...
Estimates show that there is a significant need for more investments into sustainable projects to me...
The green bond market offers investors the opportunity to take an explicit focus on sustainable inve...
We analyze whether green bonds are traded on a premium versus conventional issuances of the same is...
In this thesis the existence of the yield premium of green bonds is investigated. This paper complie...
We compare the yields of green bonds to those of their constructed conventional twins while controll...
A green bond is a relatively new debt instrument where the proceeds are allocated to environmentally...
As part of the Next Generation EU (NGEU) program, the European Commission has pledged to issue up to...
The emerging green bond market is a novel research area with only a few studies being published in r...
This thesis studies the yield differential between green bonds and conventional bonds, the so called...
Mobilizing public and private capital towards environmentally friendly projects is crucial to reachi...
This thesis studies investors’ willingness to sacrifice returns for environmental impact in the fixe...
This paper examines the pricing of green bonds vis-à-vis standard corporate bonds. Using a cross-se...
This thesis investigates the existence of the green bond premium and its determinants through an ana...
We use green bonds as an instrument to identify the effect of non-pecuniary motives, specifically pr...
The emerging market of Green bonds has seen a positive growth over the recent years in the presence ...
Estimates show that there is a significant need for more investments into sustainable projects to me...