Post-deal insights: investors bring TCV to green-bond arena, but more deals may follow
- Wednesday, 20 July 2016
The first Australian semi-government issuer to bring a green bond to market says the genesis of its transaction lay in investor demand for the product. Treasury Corporation of Victoria (TCV) has a significant stock of certified green assets and is willing to return to the green-bond market – despite its relatively small term-funding programme and commitment to supporting benchmark liquidity.
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