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Asia beefs up plant proteins amid global food concerns
Singapore Temasek-backed firm leads way in market with huge potential for investors, environment
Tom King 20 May 2022

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Jenn Hui Tan
Jenn Hui Tan
global head of stewardship and sustainable investing
Fidelity International
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4th ESG Summit Webinar Series - Part 1
Paving the way toward net zero
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Grace Chong
Grace Chong
lead, regulatory & digital business
Simmons & Simmons JWS
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HSBC names Asia-Pacific GB sustainability head
Jonathan Drew has long track record of delivering sustainable finance solutions across region
ESG Investing / Asset Management / Wealth Management
NextGen urged to take lead in implementing ESG
With environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors becoming pivotal for business growth, the next generation of family business leaders need to take a lead in building an ESG strategy and reimagining their family business’ success, according to a new study. NextGens should prepare themselves to be the future leaders who will fortify and develop the family legacy and support responsible business growth, PwC’s NextGen Survey 2022 – Asia-Pacific and Asean says.
ESG Investing / Treasury & Capital Markets
DFC backs SeABank with US$200 million loan
Hanoi leader target climate-change finance of women-owned and -led businesses, SMEs
ESG Investing
Malaysia’s Petronas launches clean energy firm
Gentari to deliver renewable, hydrogen, green mobility solutions, capture transition opportunities
Green Finance / ESG Investing / Treasury & Capital Markets
‘People want to see a different agenda on climate’
Renewable energy was a key issue that led to a change of government in the recent Australian election. And the groundswell of public opinion in support of climate action is sweeping other parts of Asia-Pacific as well, according to Ben Arnott, head of energy finance and advisory, Southeast Asia, at Société Générale.

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