>>Download here This executive summary is based on the full report, “China Green Finance Status and Trends 2025-2026” by Fang Yang, Jinze Li and Christoph Nedopil, co-published with the Griffith Asia Institute. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of China’s green finance policies, market developments, and strategic recommendations to accelerate the sector’s growth.…
Full report here This executive summary is based on the full report, “China Green Finance Status and Trends 2024-2025” by Mengdi Yue and Christoph Nedopil, published by the Griffith Asia Institute and the Green Finance & Development Center. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of China’s green finance policies, market…
This article is the first of a series of posts on green finance trends in China. Green Finance Trends in China (1) focusing on China’s green finance policy and system is available here. The work was prepared with support from the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) as a scoping…
This article was originally published in The World Financial Review. The green transition of energy, transport, industry, urbanisation and agriculture requires a massive acceleration of global green investments across the world to meet the Paris agreement and reverse the loss of biodiversity. Yet so far, green finance lacks harmonised definitions…
The European Union Project EC-Link published the new report by IIGF Director Christoph Nedopil, Ying Cui, Andreas Kress and Marie Kleeschulte on “Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) & Green Urban Finance”. In this article, we provide a short summary of the report. Download the Report About the report International cooperation…
While green bonds remain the most mature instruments, a wide range of innovative financial solutions are rapidly developing. Issuing green bonds, i.e. bonds whose proceeds are earmarked for funding climate and environmental-friendly projects, is an effective and increasingly popular way to achieve this end. In just over a decade, annual…