非金融机构绿色债券CGT贴标比例大幅提升｜绿金周报

Group 1: Green Bond Market Developments - The proportion of non-financial institutions actively seeking CGT-labeled green bonds has surged from approximately 10% to 92% as of November [2] - Future development paths for green bonds include expanding the scope of labeled objects, promoting orderly transitions to the CGT 2024 version, maintaining the "label incentive" property, enhancing information disclosure, and emphasizing cross-border applications [2] Group 2: RMB Internationalization and Climate Financing - The RMB bond market is emerging as a significant source of low-cost climate financing for developing countries amid shrinking traditional financing channels [3] - By the third quarter of 2025, offshore entities are projected to issue approximately 120 billion RMB in panda bonds and 667 billion RMB in dim sum bonds, indicating substantial growth [3] Group 3: Carbon Market Performance - The highest carbon price recorded last week was 62.98 RMB per ton, with a closing price increase of 7.53% compared to the previous week [4] - The total transaction volume of carbon emission allowances reached 9,728,818 tons, with a total transaction value of approximately 579.63 million RMB [5] Group 4: Financial Guidelines and Innovations - A financial operation manual for the transformation of steel and coking enterprises in Shanxi was released, providing practical guidance for financing and reducing information asymmetry [7] - The Hong Kong Quality Assurance Bureau released guidelines for climate-related financial disclosures, covering 77 industries and aiming to enhance companies' disclosure capabilities [8] - The first "transformation + biodiversity + circular" loan in China was issued, supporting an agricultural enterprise's smart and ecological transformation project [9]