History of green bonds in Japan
The dawn of green bonds in Japan was the issuance in October 2014 of euro-denominated green bonds by Development Bank of Japan (DBJ). The net proceeds of the issuance were used to finance new and existing loans managed by DBJ in connection with a real estate development holding the DBJ Green Building Certification.
Since then, DBJ has monitored and accounted for the net proceeds in order to ensure their proper allocation to those loans, and has made relevant information public on its website. While DBJ has never unequivocally declared that the bonds were issued to be compliant with the green bond principles established and published by the International Capital Markets Association (ICMA GBP) initially in January 2014, it is apparent that DBJ’s framework and arrangements were informed by the ICMA GBP.
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