Green story
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1. Treasury - borrowing - credit - sustainability - investor relations.
In the context of sustainable debt, the green story is a fundamentally important part of a borrower's engagement with potential lenders and investors, as well as existing ones.
A borrower's green story means the content and presentation of information about the borrower's strengths in sustainability, together with other relevant information, to potential lenders and investors.
A key element of the borrowing organisation's green story is its credibility.
It is important, therefore, not to over-promise when compiling the green story.
- Compelling green story can yield improved pricing - greenium
- "... empirical evidence suggests the existence of greeniums – although this might not always be the case, and its range may differ from a few basis points to more significant values...
- For example, for an issuer, signalling a stronger sustainability use of proceeds, greater risk reduction and long-term positive impacts, which also improve operations, could yield a larger greenium, while a less compelling green story could have the opposite effect."
- Identifying the ‘greenium’ - how United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is contributing to a more efficient cost of capital for developing countries - April 2022.
2. Treasury - corporate finance - ethics - sustainability.
Similar information and its presentation, in other contexts.
See also
- Agent
- Agent bank
- Assessing the US private placement market from a corporate perspective
- Basis point
- Competence
- Corporate finance
- Cost of capital
- Credibility
- Credit
- Credit ratings: helping supply to meet demand
- Credit story
- Creditworthiness
- Debt investor relations
- Ethics
- Friction
- Greenium
- Greenwash
- Integrity
- Investor
- Investor relations (IR)
- Ratings
- Sustainable debt
- Sustainability
- Treasury
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
- US private placement (USPP)
