Using a two-fold focus on abnormal return and bond liquidity, this thesis investigates whether green bonds and conventional bonds perform differently during market stress by analyzing 134green and 134conventional matched bonds. This study finds that investor preferences do not change during market stress in general, as the abnormal return of green and conventional bonds appear to co-move. Upon further scrutiny it is, however, confirmed that geopolitical infrastructure as well as industry specific characteristics lead to diverging performances among bond pairs, thus, impact investor choices in specific regions and sectors. Contrary, ESG indicators show little impact on bond performance
This study builds on prior research that has reported a positive stock market reaction upon a firm’s...
This thesis examines the difference in stock price response to ESG incidents between green and conve...
The emerging green bond market is a novel research area with only a few studies being published in r...
This thesis investigates the effects of environmental and economic disasters on green bond funds and...
© 2021 Elsevier Inc.Increased awareness among investors about environmental and social issues made g...
This study examines the risks and returns of Green Bond (labeled as "Green" by issuers) in relation ...
The emerging market of Green bonds has seen a positive growth over the recent years in the presence ...
We use green bonds as an instrument to identify the effect of non-pecuniary motives, specifically pr...
The green bond market offers investors the opportunity to take an explicit focus on sustainable inve...
Estimates show that there is a significant need for more investments into sustainable projects to me...
The market for green bonds has grown dramatically over the past several years, necessitating an unde...
The aim of this thesis is to study the Nordic high yield green bonds and their performance in the se...
This thesis studies investors’ willingness to sacrifice returns for environmental impact in the fixe...
International audienceThe green bond market has dramatically expanded especially in Europe but sever...
Mobilizing public and private capital towards environmentally friendly projects is crucial to reachi...
This study builds on prior research that has reported a positive stock market reaction upon a firm’s...
This thesis examines the difference in stock price response to ESG incidents between green and conve...
The emerging green bond market is a novel research area with only a few studies being published in r...
This thesis investigates the effects of environmental and economic disasters on green bond funds and...
© 2021 Elsevier Inc.Increased awareness among investors about environmental and social issues made g...
This study examines the risks and returns of Green Bond (labeled as "Green" by issuers) in relation ...
The emerging market of Green bonds has seen a positive growth over the recent years in the presence ...
We use green bonds as an instrument to identify the effect of non-pecuniary motives, specifically pr...
The green bond market offers investors the opportunity to take an explicit focus on sustainable inve...
Estimates show that there is a significant need for more investments into sustainable projects to me...
The market for green bonds has grown dramatically over the past several years, necessitating an unde...
The aim of this thesis is to study the Nordic high yield green bonds and their performance in the se...
This thesis studies investors’ willingness to sacrifice returns for environmental impact in the fixe...
International audienceThe green bond market has dramatically expanded especially in Europe but sever...
Mobilizing public and private capital towards environmentally friendly projects is crucial to reachi...
This study builds on prior research that has reported a positive stock market reaction upon a firm’s...
This thesis examines the difference in stock price response to ESG incidents between green and conve...
The emerging green bond market is a novel research area with only a few studies being published in r...