Hong Kong Monetary Authority to consult on sustainable banking
The central bank aims to encourage companies to adopt environmental, social and governance-based targets
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Standard Chartered and Robeco partner on ESG training
Standard Chartered Private Bank has collaborated with Robeco to provide ESG training to the bank’s relationship managers
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Standard Chartered and Robeco partner on ESG training
Standard Chartered Private Bank has collaborated with Robeco to provide ESG training to the bank’s relationship managers
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SFC to minimise greenwashing in ESG funds
The Hong Kong regulator will survey how asset managers integrate ESG factors into their investment process
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SFC to minimise greenwashing in ESG funds
The Hong Kong regulator will survey how asset managers integrate ESG factors into their investment process
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Will index inclusion raise China’s ESG standards?
Robeco argues that the increasing internationalisation of China’s stock markets will force Chinese companies to take ESG seriously
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Will index inclusion raise China’s ESG standards?
Robeco argues that the increasing internationalisation of China’s stock markets will force Chinese companies to take ESG seriously
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China, Hong Kong must look offshore for ESG ETFs
Assets in ESG ETF products globally have almost doubled since 2016, but not one of the products is authorised for sale in Greater China.
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China, Hong Kong must look offshore for ESG ETFs
Assets in ESG ETF products globally have almost doubled since 2016, but not one of the products is authorised for sale in Greater China.
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Hong Kong investors snub ESG products
Misperceptions and a general lack of understanding of ESG products are the reasons for scant interest, according to a survey conducted by the Hong Kong Investment Funds Association
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Hong Kong investors snub ESG products
Misperceptions and a general lack of understanding of ESG products are the reasons for scant interest, according to a survey conducted by the Hong Kong Investment Funds Association
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Women left behind in Hong Kong’s financial industry
Only one in five board positions at financial companies are occupied by females, a report shows