The Risk in Moody’s Global Rating and Institutional Image in Emerging Countries Issuing Carbon Credit: NTN-G and Carbon Tokenization in Brazil

This article analyzes how the global credit score assigned by Moody’s influences Brazil’s institutional image, focusing on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) metrics and financial innovation represented by NTN-G (National Treasury Note Series G). The NTN-G, designed as a public bond backed by carbon credits and tokenizable through the startup iCarbon, is highlighted as a strategic solution to strengthen the country’s reputation by promoting economic sustainability and alignment with global sustainable development goals. Based on financial management and socio-environmental governance frameworks, the study integrates ESG practices, technological innovation, and financial instruments to enhance Brazil’s credibility in the global market.

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Theoretical Economics Letters
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4236/tel.2025.153042
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Climate Change Policy and Economics
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The Risk in Moody’s Global Rating and Institutional Image in Emerging Countries Issuing Carbon Credit: NTN-G and Carbon Tokenization in Brazil

Aline Cristina Galvão Leandro
Theoretical Economics Letters
Climate Change Policy and Economics
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The Risk in Moody’s Global Rating and Institutional Image in Emerging Countries Issuing Carbon Credit: NTN-G and Carbon Tokenization in Brazil

Aline Cristina Galvão Leandro
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This article analyzes how the global credit score assigned by Moody’s influences Brazil’s institutional image, focusing on ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) metrics and financial innovation represented by NTN-G (National Treasury Note Series G). The NTN-G, designed as a public bond backed by carbon credits and tokenizable through the startup iCarbon, is highlighted as a strategic solution to strengthen the country’s reputation by promoting economic sustainability and alignment with global sustainable development goals. Based on financial management and socio-environmental governance frameworks, the study integrates ESG practices, technological innovation, and financial instruments to enhance Brazil’s credibility in the global market.

Theoretical Economics LettersVol. 15(03)
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Climate Change Policy and Economics
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