Building A Sustainable Future: Analyzing the Green Bond Market's Current Landscape and Future Outlook

Authors

  • Tianhao Yang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/9h1ddw51

Keywords:

green bond market, green infrastructure construction, green financial policy, sustainable development.

Abstract

This paper collects information on the development scale and policy support of the green bond market in China. It concludes that with the strong support of national policies, this market is developing rapidly in China and actively shared its experience with other countries. In the future, the market in China will continue to lead all over the world. Since the establishment of green bonds, the market showed a rapid development trend and China became the country with the largest issuance scale in all over the world. With its relatively low issuance cost, green bonds provide convenience for raising funds to invest in national green infrastructure construction. Thanks to the strong support of government policies, China has gradually built a comprehensive green financial policy framework, which pointed out a clearer investment path for investors. With the support of government policies, China steadily established a comprehensive green financial policy system, and investors have a clearer investment direction. The advancement of science and technology driven the innovation of the market, and the rational use of big data and artificial intelligence to regulate the market and prevent future risks. In addition, China actively carried out green financial collaboration with other countries and established multiple cooperation platforms. This helps reduce the difficulty of raising cross-border green capital and guarantees global sustainable development.

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Published

29-04-2025

How to Cite

Yang, T. (2025). Building A Sustainable Future: Analyzing the Green Bond Market’s Current Landscape and Future Outlook. Highlights in Business, Economics and Management, 54, 110-116. https://doi.org/10.54097/9h1ddw51