Shine india monthly magazine published this article page no 1 this article was published in the month of november green bonds also tend to exhibit lower volatility than conventional bonds making them a more attractive proposition for many investors. when a company issues green bonds it is also making a statement that it is at the forefront of transition and investors work on the basis that such companies should carry less risk going forward. shine india monthly magazine telugu challenges to green bonds in india low sovereign credit rating if the government wants to go global to raise funds india needs to improve its credit rating as all bonds issued globally are closely linked to the credit rating of the issuing country. this could mean close scrutiny of the domestic policies which the government should be transparent and open to. broad ambit government is likely to consider non-green for example social aspects in project selection rather than projects with the maximum potential to reduce carbon emissions. a dominant non-green agenda can derail the very objective of issuing sovereign green bonds. untapped potential whilst india has the second largest bond market among emerging markets after china its green bond market is roughly less than a tenth of that of chinas shine india monthly magazine subscription.
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