Hong Kong Government Raises US$3.2 Billion in Green Bonds Hong Kong’s government recently issued green bonds worth US$3.2 billion in multiple currencies, including US dollars, euros, and offshore yuan. This move is part of the city’s commitment towards sustainable finance and promoting the internationalization of the Chinese currency. The issuance included a three-year US dollar bond, a seven-year euro bond, and a 10 billion yuan bond with various maturities. It attracted a broad range of global investors, confirming Hong Kong’s efforts in sustainable finance. The proceeds from the bonds will go towards financing projects that support environmental benefits and sustainable…
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