Bonos verdes: un análisis integral

Nathalie Lizeth Forest Yepez

doi:10.35319/lajed.2023esp308

Autores/as

Nathalie Forest Universidad Católica Boliviana https://orcid.org/0009-0008-8366-2785

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35319/lajed.2023esp308

Palabras clave:

Bonos verdes, finanzas verdes, cambio climático

Resumen

Los bonos verdes son una importante innovación financiera con potencial de movilizar recursos para inversiones que contribuyan al medio ambiente y la mitigación y adaptación al cambio climático. Con el objetivo de brindar un mayor entendimiento sobre este mercado, este artículo analiza la información de mercado disponible y la literatura sobre los principales temas relacionados con los bonos verdes. La mayoría de los estudios encuentran evidencia de greenium, de una reacción positiva de los mercados ante la emisión de bonos verdes y de un impacto positivo de los bonos verdes en el medio ambiente y el cambio climático. Sin embargo, las características singulares del mercado de bonos verdes limitan la obtención de evidencia concluyente sobre sus potenciales efectos. Por ello, también se analizan las principales barreras del mercado y las políticas públicas para desarrollar el mercado de bonos verdes.

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Biografía del autor/a

Nathalie Forest, Universidad Católica Boliviana

Boliviana. Economista con maestría en MSc in Development Economics and Emerging Markets de la Universidad de York en Reino Unido y Maestría en Gestión y Políticas Públicas de Maestrías para el Desarrollo de la Universidad Católica Boliviana. Experiencia en macroeconomía, finanzas, políticas públicas y en analizar grandes bases de datos de información económica. Consultora, actualmente orientada a analizar el impacto climático en la economía global. Mi objetivo es encontrar soluciones sostenibles que promuevan y equilibren el crecimiento económico con la sostenibilidad ambiental y el cambio climático.

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