About the Book
Published Date: November 2024
This white paper explores the transformative impact of green financing on global trade, as businesses and governments align economic activities with environmental sustainability goals. Green financing mechanisms, such as green bonds, sustainability-linked loans (SLLs), and carbon offset credits, are driving the adoption of eco-friendly supply chains and encouraging companies to prioritize long-term environmental responsibility. These instruments provide critical capital for businesses to reduce emissions, transition to renewable energy, and innovate in sustainable packaging and logistics.
The paper highlights how green financing is reshaping trade practices, enhancing transparency, and strengthening compliance with global sustainability standards, such as the EU Green Deal. While challenges like greenwashing risks and the need for global standardization persist, the report emphasizes the strategic importance of integrating sustainability into corporate financial strategies. Companies adopting green financing are better positioned to navigate regulatory changes, enhance their market reputation, and build resilience against environmental risks, setting the stage for a greener global trade future.
