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    GSS Reporting: Consolidating Credibility | Climate Bonds Initiative

    October 23, 2024


    The aligned green, social, and sustainability along with sustainability-linked bonds (GSS+) bond market is on track to break the record USD1tn annual issuance level set in 2021, if achieved aligned cumulative issuance would be comfortably above USD5.5tn by year-end. The evolution of the market both in size and reach increases the importance of ensuring a robust, credible and durable market environment. Climate Bonds Initiative has recently conducted an analysis of post-issuance reporting across the GSS bond market landscape and will soon publish a report, but here are some key findings.

     

     



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