Goldman joins other Wall Street banks tapping the fast-growing market.
Firms are looking to meet growing demand for bonds designed to make the world a better place.
Central to Goldman’s strategy in Latin America are deals with an environmental, social and governance focus.
JPMorgan joined other top Wall Street banks that have sold debt to finance green or social projects.
Credit rating companies are muscling their way into the burgeoning world of responsible investing.
Blue-chip companies have ramped up borrowing and liabilities have reached their highest level since 2009.
Some junk-rated borrowers may wait to issue new debt allow investors to digest the recent deluge of bonds.
High-yield bonds dropped more than 1% from the start of last week through Wednesday as investment-grade bonds rallied.
There is a general consensus on Wall Street that payment stocks can weather a slowdown.
Investors are yanking cash from ETFs that track builders.