China and Japan outlooks: Renewables, governance and regulation catch up
ESG investment professionals share their expectations for this year
China
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ISSB to set up satellite office in Beijing
The International Sustainability Standards Board’s new Beijing office is due to open by mid-2023
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Provide more sustainable options to meet demand
Standard Chartered report finds 90% of investors want to allocate funds sustainably
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FTSE Russell launches China ESG indexes
Targeting ‘one of the world’s most dynamic and strategically important capital markets’
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Number of climate funds hits new highs
Close to 180 new climate funds were launched globally in the first nine months of the year
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Carbon markets: Investing in the future
The role of carbon markets is set to increase as governments step up efforts to hold heavy emitters accountable for the damage they cause to the planet
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Q&A: Asian companies stand out in terms of creating climate change solutions
UBP’s Mathieu Negre answers questions on China talks, the energy transition and what net zero means for companies in Asia
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Food for thought at COP27
Fidelity’s CIO explains why food security should be a priority at COP27
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APAC investors look to China long term for ESG
Respondents to JP Morgan Asset Management survey also bemoan lack of standardised data
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Federated Hermes Q&A: There would be interest in sustainable China funds
Jakob Nilsson says he’s also thinking about how to bring sustainable investing to private markets
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For net zero to succeed we need more critical engagement
Martin Currie head of stewardship says commitments are just the first step
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China’s SOEs set for ESG transparency boost
Required by authorities to issue ESG reports by 2023