Abstract
Besides as well as a way for companies to raise money and for investors to differentiate their portfolios, as should be one of the purposes of the issuance of Green Bonds to mitigate a decrease in carbon emissions does not accompany climate change, the expansion in the issuance of Green Bonds. The emergence of green bonds evidences investor interest in financial and environmental instruments. The business must continue to operate well to satisfy investor expectations. Using the Purposive Sampling technique, this study examines 89 companies for the impact of several financial parameters on the success of businesses that issue green bonds using panel data regression and multiple linear regression techniques. The findings demonstrated that the factors Equity Multiplier, Total Asset Turnover, and Profit Margin significantly impacted the company’s performance as measured by the ROE variable. The findings also demonstrate that issuers of Green Bonds frequently use their business activities to boost their performance.
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