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green bonds and characterize the “green bond boom” witnessed in recent years. Second, using firm-level data on green bonds … bonds. I find that the stock market responds positively to the announcement of green bond issues. Moreover, I document a … certification is an important governance mechanism in the green bond market. I conclude by discussing potential implications for …
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We document that investors derive nonpecuniary utility from investing in dual-objective VC funds, thus sacrificing returns. Impact funds earn 4.7 percentage points (ppts) lower IRRs ex post than traditional VC funds. In random utility/willingness-to-pay (WTP) models investors accept 2.5-3.7 ppts...
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Currency denomination is a prominent feature in the analysis of the structure of international bond markets, but is … bond holdings—indirectly because the global holdings dataset does not differentiate by currency denomination—and then more …
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perceived default risk, bond prices, and haircuts by maturity …
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The sensitivity of the main global liquidity components, international loan and bond flows, to global factors varied …
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predict bond returns. This paper shows that the statistical tests underlying this evidence are subject to serious small …
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There is interest in impact investing, the idea of deploying capital to obtain both financial and social returns. But private financial returns are only possible if capital markets are not perfectly integrated, so profit opportunities still exist in certain markets. This proposition is put to...
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We design an experiment to understand how social preferences affect investment decisions through stock allocations and probability assessments. The major preference channel is asymmetric in social outcomes – although negative and positive responsible investment (RI) externalities have the same...
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Investing according to environmental, social, and governance criteria is gaining momentum. Most environmental performance indices focus only on the tonnage of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. This paper proposes a new monetary index covering eight pollutants. Inclusion of multiple pollutants...
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We model investing that considers environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. In equilibrium, green assets have low expected returns because investors enjoy holding them and because green assets hedge climate risk. Green assets nevertheless outperform when positive shocks hit the ESG...
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