The world's first blockchain platform for impact reporting of green bonds goes live

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Join us for the launch of the Green Assets Wallet on Thursday 12 December 2019 in Stockholm. The new platform equips the green debt market with the technology to step up investments needed to deliver on the Paris Climate Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the recently unveiled European Green Deal. 

A co-creation of leading capital market actors, green finance experts and technology innovators, the Green Assets Wallet is a transparent platform for trusted green bond data. Its objective is to unlock greater volumes of credible investment opportunities that deliver green impact. 

“The Green Assets Wallet won this year’s Nordic Ideas Award by Nordea, the largest financial group in the Nordics, for a technology that has both positive impact on society and a solid business value. Reaching Europe’s goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050 will require a solid action plan on green financing,” said Cecilia Repinski, Executive Director of Stockholm Green Digital Finance.

Journalists are welcome to attend the celebration at No18, Stockholm CentralCentralplan 15, Thursday 12 December, 5-8 pm. The technology goes live at 6 pm sharp. Please note your presence by email to Linn Ternsjö linn@stockholmgreenfin.tech.

Drinks and light food will be served.

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For more information, please contact: 

Cecilia Repinski
Executive Director, Stockholm Green Digital Finance
cecilia@stockholmgreenfin.tech

Linn Ternsjö
Project Coordinator, Green Assets Wallet
linn@stockholmgreenfin.tech


Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre (SSFC), a collaboration between Stockholm Environment Institute and Stockholm School of Economics, has been a project partner of the Green Assets Wallet since its inception two years ago.

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The Green Assets Wallet won this year’s Nordic Ideas Award by Nordea, the largest financial group in the Nordics, for a technology that has both positive impact on society and a solid business value. Reaching Europe’s goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050 will require a solid action plan on green financing.
Cecilia Repinski, Executive Director of Stockholm Green Digital Finance