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Principles for developing a green securitisation market in Europe

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Published on: 23 September 2019

Published by a LexisNexis Banking & Finance expert

Table of contents

What does the recently published paper on green securitisation by AFME set out?
Why has AFME published this paper?
What does AFME see as the most important factors in growing the green securitisation market?
What does AFME see the future looking like for green securitisations?

Article summary

Banking & Finance analysis: Mindy Hauman is PS Counsel in White & Case Capital Markets Group and a core member of their sustainable Finance team. She is also a co-author of the G20 Sustainable Finance Study Group’s White paper on the development of a sustainable CLO market to implement the Paris Agreement.

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