DBJ Transition Bonds
About DBJ Transition Bonds
Transition Bonds are bonds issued as a form of sustainable financing by issuers considering action on climate change risk. They are issued based on the reliability of the issuer’s long-term strategy and practices, if the issuer has set targets consistent with the Paris Agreement and is implementing efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in accordance with a long-term strategy in order to achieve a decarbonized society.
DBJ will issue transition bonds as an enabler (“the Enabler”) that raises the funds for actions, including investments and loans, that enable others to transition to decarbonization.
The funds raised are allocated toward society’s transition to decarbonization via transition loans and transition-linked loans that have been independently reviewed by the external review providers for eligibility as transition finance.
Through the issuance of Transition Bonds, DBJ aims to promote the decarbonization of society as a whole, contribute to the growth of customers and achieve net zero GHG emissions by 2050.
DBJ Transition Bond Framework and Second Party Opinion
DBJ Transition Bond Framework (Latest)
Second Party Opinion
(Latest, only available in Japanese)
Second Party Opinion (Latest, only available in Japanese)
History of DBJ Transition Bonds Issue
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| Series Number | Issue Date | Issue Amount | Tenor | News Release | Second Party Opinion | Reporting |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Transition Bond | 2024.08.19 | JPY 10 billion | 5-year | News Release (Only available in Japanese) |
Second Party Opinion (Only available in Japanese) |
TBD |
