As sustainable financing moves into the treasury mainstream, the debate for finance executives is which instrument best aligns with a company's funding strategy, execution requirements and investor-access goals.
In the same month that one Singapore-listed REIT tapped the bond market for S$400 million ($313 million) of green finance, another chose a S$200 million green loan. Both sought to finance sustainable projects. However, their differing approaches reflect a growing question facing corporate treasury teams: when should a company issue a green bond, and when is a green loan the better option?
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