Understanding ESG / Treasury & Capital Markets
World leaders pessimistic on economic recovery
Climate change, Covid, cyber security concerns; Asia focus on stagnation, asset bubbles
Tom King 12 Jan 2022

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Nneka Chike-Obi
Nneka Chike-Obi
director, ESG research
Sustainable Fitch
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4th ESG Summit - Webinar series
Rising Expectations
Part 2 - Towards a green recovery
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Andy Suen
Andy Suen
portfolio manager and head of Asia ex-Japan credit research
PineBridge Investments
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17th Asia Bond Markets Summit - China Edition
Rebalancing in the transition journey
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China’s Net Zero Goal: the Decarbonization Path
What will it take for the world’s biggest energy consumer to reach net zero by 2060?
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Understanding ESG / Viewpoint
Climate consensus comes to the Middle East
The Middle East will face its own unique set of challenges in the age of climate change, from changing rainfall patterns and water scarcity to heatwaves and wildfires. While most of the region recognizes the need for more investment to tackle these issues, closer cross-border cooperation will also be necessary
ESG Investing / Treasury & Capital Markets
ESR closes US$218.2 million sustainability loan
Proceeds to fund refinancing of existing borrowings, working capital requirements
Understanding ESG
Asia-Pacific’s big cities big carbon emitters
Decarbonization of real estate sector must be prioritized to reach net-zero targets
Regulations / Understanding ESG / Asset Management / Wealth Management
Quantifying climate risk
Hong Kong-based Intensel is leading the race to find solutions in a region where the participation of businesses in a bid to meet the Paris targets and SDGs is crucial as governments move to tighten policy with the aim of meeting these targets.
Green Finance / Treasury & Capital Markets
Kexim taps euro bond market with a green tranche
One of South Korea’s policy banks, Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim), on May 17 priced a dual-tranche euro bond offering totalling €1.5 billion (US$1.58 billion) in the largest-ever senior unsecured public euro bond issuance out of Korea. The deal comprises a two-year green floating rate note and a 3.5-year fixed rate note.