China has promoted green finance as part of a plan to shift its economy towards sustainable growth while making a high profile pledge to be carbon neutral by 2060 - but should ESG-focused investors be convinced now is the time to allocate? Stephen Little investigates. As part of its blueprint to open its fast-growing economy to a worldwide audience, Beijing has been promoting green credit, green securities and green insurance, as interest in ESG investment has risen significantly. The international green bond market is booming, and investors are increasingly adopting ESG factors in their...
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