Case study on green bond financing of company B
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Green bonds, New energy vehicles, Financing effect.Abstract
With the development of the new energy vehicle industry, exploring market-oriented financing channels has become an important task for the new energy vehicle industry. Green bonds not only have low-carbon green attributes, but also have strong economic benefits. This paper selects two phases of green bonds issued by company B as the research object, explores the necessity of its issuance, and analyzes the issuance process and financing effect of green bonds. The study found that the green bond financing of company B can reduce the financing cost, improve the financing cashing ability and improve the financing efficiency. Secondly, green bonds have good positive feedback from the market, which optimizes the Green Governance of the company and improves the ESG performance of the enterprise.
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