NAB prints A$300 million in Australia's first domestic green bond deal [UPDATED]
- Thursday, 04 December 2014
National Australia Bank (NAB) (AA-/Aa2/AA-) launched and priced its first ever green bond transaction on December 4, in the form of a seven-year transaction "certified in compliance with international climate bonds standards". This is the first green-bond issued by an Australian company in the domestic market.
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