ESG Asia Report 2021 (July 2021)

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Building a sustainable future – IFLR's ESG Asia Report 2021 launched

Tracking the growth of carbon credits in Singapore and beyond

Achieving green goals and legal compliance in South Korea

Corporate governance code revisions set to drive Japan’s ESG and sustainability push

Indonesia can consider strengthening ESG policies amid calls for a standardised global framework

A closer look at Singapore’s mandatory corporate ESG disclosures and associated legal risks

South Korea embraces stakeholder supremacy approach to corporate governance

The challenges of standardising green bonds in Japan

Financial institutions grapple with ESG taxonomy data challenges

ESG a catalyst for shareholder activism in Japan

Investors concerned with corporate governance of Southeast Asian companies

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Tracking the growth of carbon credits in Singapore and beyond

Rachel Eng and Pei Yin Yap of Eng & Co evaluate the legal and practical considerations for companies acquiring carbon credits to offset emissions

Rachel Eng, July 06, 2021
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South Korea embraces stakeholder supremacy approach to corporate governance

Ji-Pyoung Kim of Kim & Chang discusses how the emergence of ESG and the importance of sustainability have shifted traditional patterns of corporate decision-making in South Korea

Ji-Pyoung Kim, July 01, 2021
Sponsored by Mori Hamada & Matsumoto

The challenges of standardising green bonds in Japan

Katsuyuki Tainaka, Suguru Miyata and Shinya Mizumoto of Mori Hamada & Matsumoto examine why green bonds have become widely known and accepted in the Japanese debt capital markets

Katsuyuki Tainaka, June 30, 2021

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