Issue 44: Shopping for organic CSOs; insurance rewards ESG performance
In this issue: Companies may find it harder to get away with the DIY chief sustainability officer, while insurers reward directors for...
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RESEND VERIFICATION EMAILKenneth Lim is a deputy news editor at BT who oversees coverage of environmental, social and governance issues. Over his career, he has covered Singapore public capital markets and regulations, South-east Asian private capital markets and US debt markets, as well as non-journalism work related to sustainable finance.
In this issue: Companies may find it harder to get away with the DIY chief sustainability officer, while insurers reward directors for...
IF you’re looking to hire a chief sustainability officer (CSO), would you hire someone who:
In this issue: Singapore banks probably aren’t offering green consumer loans because environmentally conscious spenders are more creditworthy. On policy, the Asean...
In this issue: ESG performance hasn’t been a safe haven for bank investors in the wake of Credit Suisse’s collapse. On ESG...
In this issue: Singapore’s women participation on board progresses the hard way, while SP Group adds 100 megawatts to its Vietnam solar...
In this issue: Singapore’s shoes recycling programme goes astray, while Schroders’ global real estate head explains that buyers don’t care enough about...
In this issue: Industry-led group offers method to finance transition when decarbonisation pathways aren’t clear, while Olam’s natural capital accounting raises questions.
In this issue: Finding under-the-radar green spending in Singapore’s 2023 Budget, while Thailand takes part in an assessment study of solar radiation...
In this issue: Reports raise questions about the validity of forestry carbon credits, while financial institutions in Asia still prioritise money over...
In this issue: A sustainability-linked swap could expose Royal Golden Eagle to additional risk, while regional players are rushing for a limited...
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