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Don't rush into regulating data providers, says Japan's FSA

Supervisors should not rush into regulating data providers while work to understand their "increasingly important" role in capital markets is ongoing, said Satoshi Ikeda, chief sustainable finance officer of the Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA).

Asian banks encouraged to include nature-related risks

Banks in Asia have been encouraged to include nature-related risks in sustainability strategies, by WWF Singapore.

Japanese banks' portfolios misaligned with Paris Agreement, says 2DII

Japanese banks' loan books are misaligned with the Paris Agreement, said a paper written by the 2 Degrees Investing Initiative (2DII) and released by the Financial Services Agency (FSA)'s Finance Research Center.

Australia to take 'enforcement action' against greenwashing

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has announced it will begin taking "enforcement action" against greenwashing.

Mirae Asset launches Asian green bond ETF

Singapore 'would do well to prepare for CBAM' proliferation, says MAS

Singapore should prepare for the potential impact that would result from the spread of carbon border taxes to other jurisdictions, according to the head of the city state's central bank and financial regulatory authority.

Rabobank, Coca Cola launch 'sustainable' supply chain initiative

The property loan backing Australia's green transition

Adapting the US' PACE programme has proven attractive to institutional investors in Australia, Scott Bocskay tells Genevieve Redgrave

Denham Capital sells Nexif Energy

Hydrogen investments still beset by risks, says IGCC