Tabellab
Corporate Finance & Valuation Intermediate

Green Bonds & Sustainable Finance: Use of Proceeds, Greenium & Impact Metrics

Price a green bond against its conventional twin, measure the greenium in basis points, track use of proceeds, attribute impact per USD million, model a sustainability-linked coupon step-up, compute WACI and an illustrative alignment score, and chart a bank's green lending, every cell checked live. Fictional issuers, educational only, not investment advice.

8 lessons 8 labs 2 h Certificate

The first lesson is free โ€” no account needed.

About this course

A green bonds and sustainable finance course for analysts, portfolio and treasury teams, ESG specialists and finance students, built on fictional issuers in a spreadsheet. You price a green bond and its conventional twin with PV and measure the greenium in basis points, average it simply and size-weighted and turn it into a coupon saving, total a use-of-proceeds register and report allocated, unallocated and refinancing shares, attribute tCO2e avoided and MWh to the bond per USD million, model a sustainability-linked bond with a KPI test, coupon step-up and expected coupon, calculate a portfolio's weighted average carbon intensity (WACI), build an illustrative temperature-style alignment score and chart a bank's green lending share. Market frameworks such as the ICMA Green Bond Principles are referred to in general terms. Educational only, not investment advice. The first lab is free.

Lessons

  1. Green vs Conventional Twin: Pricing Both Bonds with PVLab14 minFree
  2. The Greenium in Basis Points: Simple and Size-WeightedLab14 min Pro
  3. Use of Proceeds: Allocated vs Unallocated, by Category and TypeLab14 min Pro
  4. Impact Reporting: tCO2e Avoided and MWh per USD MillionLab16 min Pro
  5. Sustainability-Linked Bonds: KPI Test, Step-Up and Expected CouponLab15 min Pro
  6. Carbon Intensity of a Bond Portfolio: WACI Step by StepLab15 min Pro
  7. Portfolio Alignment: an Illustrative Temperature-Style ScoreLab16 min Pro
  8. Green Share of a Bank's Lending Book: Growth and a Stacked ChartLab15 min Pro