Green Impact: Board Decisions and Market Reactions to Green Bond Issuances
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Open access
Date
2025Supervisor
Robert Durand
Type
Thesis
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PhD
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Business and Law
School
School of Economics, Finance and Property
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Abstract
The thesis examines the causes and consequence of firms issuing green bonds. Board structure, diversity, and network increase the likelihood of a firm issuing a green bond before COVID-19. Investor sentiment positively (negatively) influences stock market reactions before (after) the pandemic. Finally, retail investors demand liquidity immediately after announcements that green bonds will be issued, with institutional investors supplying it. After bonds are issued, institutional investors demand liquidity, while retail investors provide it.
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