BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil is set to issue around $2 billion in its first sustainable sovereign bonds in September, a senior Finance Ministry official ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSBRASILIA - Brazil is set to issue around $2 billion in its first sustainable sovereign bonds in September, a senior Finance Ministry official said on Thursday.
Durigan said that during a meeting later on Thursday of the National Monetary Council - Brazil's top economic body comprising the finance minister, planning minister and central bank governor - the government will greenlight the issuance of the country's first sustainable sovereign bonds and will define a new framework that will govern Climate Fund operations.
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