Angel Oak Wraps Up Industry s First Social Bond MBS
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Paraguay is the first country in Latin America to typify and incorporate guidelines for the emission of Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) bonds in its national regulation. The national securities regulatory body –
Comisión Nacional de Valores (CNV) – issued Resolution No. 9/20 on March 5
th, which modifies legislation seeking to “endow the stock market with new financial instruments that promote social and environmental objectives” aligned with the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs.
This resolution categorizes SDG bonds as those debt instruments that finance projects with green, social or sustainable goals or measurable impacts; the latter contributing to both environmental and sustainable impact. These type of bonds are not exempt from the general regulations and conditions that apply by law, including in terms of risk qualification, but must be certified by an independent third party, guarantee the use of financing for the specific projects proposed and are subject to p
EBRD invests €24.7 million in first MAS Securities’ real estate green bond
EBRD invests €24.7 million in first MAS Securities’ real estate green bond
Development of green and sustainable retail and residential assets
Company seeks to achieve green building certification European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has successfully subscribed to a €24.7 million ticket as part of an inaugural five-year €300 million green bond issuance by MAS Securities BV. The firm is wholly owned by MAS Real Estate Inc., an investor and operator of predominantly retail real-estate assets that focuses on central and eastern Europe (CEE). The Bank’s investment will support the acquisition of green properties and the development of green and sustainable retail and residential assets, predominantly in Romania and potentially in the wider CEE region.