Abstract
ABSTRACT: This paper proposes a market solution to enhance the role of the financial sector in the green transition. Developing a secondary market for “brown exposures” can allow banks to dispose more quickly of stranded assets thereby increasing their capacity to finance green investments. Furthermore, newly created instruments – the brown assets backed securities (B-ABS) - can expand the diversification opportunities for specialized green investors and, thus, attract additional resources for new green investments. The experience of the secondary market for non-performing loans suggests that targeted policy and regulatory measures can simultaneously support the development of the secondary market for brown assets and green finance.
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Cerami, L., & Fanizza, D. (2023). A Market for Brown Assets To Make Finance Green. IMF Working Papers, 2023(011), 1. https://doi.org/10.5089/9798400231414.001
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