Mackenzie says green bond buyers could get carbon offset reward

Mackenzie Investments has said that the higher prices on green bonds could be reduced if the ethics of the purchases were considered.
Photo: Joachim Adrian
Photo: Joachim Adrian
by esteban duarte, bloomberg

The dilemma of buying green bonds at higher prices than conventional securities with comparable credit quality could be eased if the ethical notes were deemed a tool for investors to deliver on their own net-zero greenhouse gas emission pledges, according to fund managers at Mackenzie Investments.

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