New South Wales Treasury Corporation (TCorp)’s November 2030 green-bond deal achieved wider distribution than any of its previous green, social and sustainability (GSS) bond forays, deal sources say. The issuer and leads say the deal benefited from latent demand for labelled product and other tailwinds supporting the semi-government market.
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