Green finance

Fast-tracking the Asean Power Grid amid global energy turmoil

UOB reported that it is tracking between 3 and 39% below reference pathways across its emissions intensity metrics.

UOB’s sustainable financing up 21% at S$70.1 billion

Unlocking a new competitive tool for Singapore: demand for low-carbon products

Unlocking a new competitive tool for Singapore: demand for low-carbon products

Indonesia occupies a pivotal position in global markets for coal, nickel, palm oil and gold.

Market volatility highlights Indonesia’s overlooked climate and resource risks

In October, the People's Bank of China and China's financial regulators released a new project catalogue to standardise the rules across green finance products.

China’s US$6.8 trillion green finance boom to advance further

Membership in the New Development Bank aligns Indonesia with a strategic partner whose footprint in the archipelago is already enormous.

Indonesia’s US$1 billion bet on the Global South

Reframing climate action as prosperity agenda could  broaden fiscal support, mobilise industry incentives and transform climate spending into long-term investment for resilience and economic revival.

Asia’s path to climate leadership is clear – now the capital must align

While Asia is the fastest-growing region for sustainable finance and a rising issuer of green bonds, manufacturing hubs across the region are still struggling to gain access to affordable capital.

Splitting the bill: How Asia can finance apparel’s decarbonisation

Indigenous Brazilians are demanding climate action, including forest protection.

Asean and global emerging markets step up at COP30