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Temasek 'unlikely' to meet 2030 targets due to hard-to-abate holdings
08 July 2026Singaporean investor Temasek said it is unlikely to meet its 2030 targets for reducing portfolio emissions, blaming "today's realities", and has placed its 2050 decarbonisation plan under review.
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Singapore reviewing expansion of taxonomy
20 May 2026The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is carrying out a sectoral review of its taxonomy, with a view to expanding its transition definitions.
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Are the SDGs still the framework for impact investors?
26 November 2025The SDGs are no longer top of the tree in the 'lexicon jungle' of impact investing, writes Jennifer Forrest
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Cebu Landmasters launches PHP5bn sustainability-linked bond
26 November 2025Property development firm Cebu Landmasters is planning to raise up to PHP5 billion ($85 million) from a sustainability-linked bond (SLB) focused on building out affordable housing in the Philippines.
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'Asia will win the EM impact race'
21 November 2025Asia will win the race to secure emerging market capital allocations, an impact investor has claimed.
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MAS launches $15m carbon grant for financial institutions
29 October 2025The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has launched a grant to help financial institutions become more involved in the carbon markets.
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Cebu Landmasters raises PHP3bn from second sustainability-linked deal
08 August 2025Filippino property development firm Cebu Landmasters has raised PHP3 billion ($52 million) from its second performance-based sustainability-linked debt deal in 2025.
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Singapore to release finalise transition credit work
16 July 2025The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has announced that it will publish its final transition credit report by COP30 in November.
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Singapore, China 'advancing' on transition taxonomy
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Singaporean banks carry out nature-risk study
27 June 2025Some of Singapore's largest banks and the Monetary Authority of Singapore have launched an initiative to better understand the financial implications of nature-related risk.