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Green Investing Looks to Clean Up the Maritime Industry
MARKETS | FINANCE
Green Investing Looks to Clean Up the Maritime Industry
Wall Street is embracing a new kind of environmentally friendly debt aimed at lowering ocean pollution
By Julia-Ambra Verlaine
https://twitter.com/JAVerlaine
julia.verlaine@wsj.com
Oct. 18, 2021 5:30 am ET
First bonds went green. Now they are going blue.
Seaspan Corp. , the world’s largest containership lessor by cargo-carrying capacity, sold nearly $1 billion of so-called blue bonds earlier this year that sought to entice new investors by promising to fund vessels that will lower emissions and pollution at sea.
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Green Investing Looks to Clean Up the Maritime Industry
Wall Street is embracing a new kind of environmentally friendly debt aimed at lowering ocean pollution
By Julia-Ambra Verlaine
https://twitter.com/JAVerlaine
julia.verlaine@wsj.com
Oct. 18, 2021 5:30 am ET
First bonds went green. Now they are going blue.
Seaspan Corp. , the world’s largest containership lessor by cargo-carrying capacity, sold nearly $1 billion of so-called blue bonds earlier this year that sought to entice new investors by promising to fund vessels that will lower emissions and pollution at sea.
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