Sustainable Debt & Transition Asia 2026: Editorial Coverage
Environmental Finance's annual Sustainable Debt & Transition Finance Asia 2026 conference wrapped up on 23 June in Singapore after a day packed with insightful panel discussions and vibrant networking breaks that showcased the strength of the market.
The day featured 30 speakers and attracted over 200 delegates, with discussions focused on the growing ambition across the region to carve out distinctive and impactful sustainable debt opportunities that resonate not only with Asian markets, but globally as well.
The Environmental Finance's editorial team has published several articles from the event, which can be accessed by downloading this free report.
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Preparations for COP17 continue against Global Stocktake backdrop
27 July 2026
Policy recommendations for COP17 are being drafted as early assessments of the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) progress find that "current efforts are not yet enough" to meet its targets.
Japan's revised governance code a mixed bag, says L&G
27 July 2026
Japan's overhauled Corporate Governance Code places more emphasis on shareholder dialogue, capital allocation and governance effectiveness than previously - but gaps include limiting key elements to 'illustrative guidance', L&G Asset Management said.
ECB extends climate risk treatment to bank loans pledged as collateral
27 July 2026
The European Central Bank (ECB) will lower the financial value it attaches to bank loans accepted as collateral where they are linked to higher climate transition risks, in an expansion of its existing climate-related collateral treatment.
NY pension fund tells SEC not to abandon review of shareholder proposals
27 July 2026
A major US pension fund has warned the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) against plans to permanently stop reviewing shareholder proposals, arguing that it risked a re-run of "chaos" this year.