Climate-related financial disclosures
South-east Asia can lead the energy transition with its partners
No country can navigate the energy transformation alone
Climate risks in volatile times
Climate competency is increasingly tied to revenue, investor confidence and long-term shareholder value
Preparing for climate risks helps companies weather Iran war shocks: SGX RegCo
Incorporating such factors in overall risk management is ‘a more holistic approach’
40% of issuers required to make climate disclosures in FY2024 fully met SGX requirements: review
36% of issuers provided all 11 disclosures recommended under the TCFD framework
Market volatility highlights Indonesia’s overlooked climate and resource risks
But challenges can be seen as an opportunity to link market reform and financial stability with better stewardship and environmental resilience
Climate risks increasingly pose threat to insurance markets, broader financial system: MSCI Institute
Larger tail events and the clustering of secondary perils can lower predictability
Issue 176: Indonesia’s U-turn on coal phase-out; climate scenarios caught in paper retraction
This week in ESG: Cancellation of coal plant’s early retirement jeopardises multilateral programme; Retracted study used to model climate damage by central banks
The hidden carbon accounting costs of tariffs
A flawed methodology amplifies both environmental and financial risk
Not necessary for Singapore to compete with the region on sustainability reporting, says Ravi Menon
The city-state’s ambassador for climate action says that all countries share a common objective of addressing the climate crisis
New Zealand to relax climate reporting rules over cost concerns
Companies listed on the country’s main exchange will now only have to provide disclosures if their market capitalization is NZ$1 billion or more
