Climate risks remain a priority as nature issues rise up the agenda for investors and corporates at a recent Hong Kong roundtable held by S&P Global Sustainable1 and ESG Investor.
MAS Managing Director Ravi Menon seeks industry support to help develop credits that can be used to reduce the economic gap from retiring coal plants early.
Nature-related framework “an additional building block”, according to early adopters.
Both passive and active managers are expected to take a proactive stance on ESG-related engagements, says stewardship head.
Legal and market professionals cite lack of legal certainty for likely rise in disputes at Singapore Convention Week.
Adaptation themes will be incorporated into the network’s workstreams over the next two years.
AIGCC progress report outlines need for increased ambition, importance of multi-stakeholder engagements.
Ex-Railpen sustainability chief will oversee the Australian pension fund’s ESG integration and engagement activities as it expands its European operations.
South Korea National Pension Scheme's continued financing of coal, despite promise to exit, sees campaigners seek redress in court.
With last year’s election of a progressive Labor government, Australia is fast playing catch-up on sustainable finance policy, as it deepens ties with sustainable finance leader New Zealand.
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