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MNI BRIEF: PBOC to Boost Green Finance: Yi Gang

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China's central bank will use targeted tools to boost green lending and debt issuance to help reduce carbon emissions, according to Yi Gang, governor of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC).

In a speech at Boao Forum for Asia on Wednesday, Yi called on the international community to unify standards for green finance to promote the products globally. The convergence of green finance products between China and the E.U. has reached about 80%, which provides standards for some institutions in China and some developing countries to issue green bonds and develop products, he added. China is mulling over green investment principles for the Belt and Road Initiative, Yi continued.

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China's central bank will use targeted tools to boost green lending and debt issuance to help reduce carbon emissions, according to Yi Gang, governor of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC).

In a speech at Boao Forum for Asia on Wednesday, Yi called on the international community to unify standards for green finance to promote the products globally. The convergence of green finance products between China and the E.U. has reached about 80%, which provides standards for some institutions in China and some developing countries to issue green bonds and develop products, he added. China is mulling over green investment principles for the Belt and Road Initiative, Yi continued.

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