Table 1.

Green bonds – Greenium

StudyNatureGreenium
Baker et al. (2018) Theoretical, empiricalPositive
Zerbib (2019) EmpiricalPositive
Kapraun and Scheins (2019) EmpiricalPositive for a subset
Partridge and Medda (2018) EmpiricalPositive, growing trend
Fatica et al. (2020) EmpiricalPositive for a subset
Ehlers and Packer (2017) EmpiricalPositive on primary market, zero on secondary market
Hachenberg and Schiereck (2018) EmpiricalPositive
Gianfrate and Peri (2019) EmpiricalPositive
Karpf and Mandel (2017) EmpiricalNegative
Bachelet et al. (2019) EmpiricalNegative
Larcker and Watts (2019) EmpiricalZero
Reed et al. (2017) EmpiricalZero
Wulandari et al. (2018) EmpiricalLiquidity not a significant driver of greenium
Deng et al. (2019) EmpiricalInvestors can identify greenwashing
Katori (2018)EmpiricalRated green bonds have longer maturity and bring a lower premium

Note:

This table summarizes the main findings pertaining to the green premium in the recent literature

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