Overview
Singapore’s ESG regulatory policies are mainly formulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. As a regulator of the financial industry, the Monetary Authority of Singapore has formulated net-zero transition guidelines for the banking, insurance and asset management industries, and launched ESG data platform Gprnt and the world’s first transition taxonomy. In terms of ESG ratings and data product supervision, Singapore has also issued regulatory documents and is gradually turning voluntary regulations into mandatory regulations.
In addition to the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the Singapore Sustainability Reporting Advisory Committee has also established corporate climate disclosure rules based on the disclosure requirements issued by the International Sustainability Standards Board.
As a commodity trading center and green finance center, Singapore’s ESG development is proceeding rapidly.
Singapore Exchange Releases Sustainable Disclosure Rules for Listed Companies
The Singapore Exchange releases sustainable disclosure rules for listed companies
Singapore Economic Development Board Launches First High-quality Carbon Credit Platform
The Singapore Economic Development Board launches the Singapore Carbon Market Alliance, the first high-quality carbon credit platform
MAS and PBoC Announce Enhanced Green Finance Cooperation
The Monetary Authority of Singapore and the People’s Bank of China announce enhanced green finance cooperation
HM Treasury and Monetary Authority of Singapore Announce Collaboration in Sustainable Finance
HM Treasury and the Monetary Authority of Singapore announces collaboration in sustainable finance
Singapore Releases Sustainable Finance Jobs Transformation Map
The Monetary Authority of Singapore releases the Sustainable Finance Jobs Transformation Map
Singapore Economic Development Board Launches Sustainable Development Measures
The Singapore Economic Development Board has launched a series of sustainable development measures
Singapore Introduces Mandatory Climate Disclosures
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority and the Singapore Exchange Regulation plan to introduce mandatory climate disclosures
Introduction to Singapore Green Plan 2030
The Singapore Green Plan 2030 is a nationwide plan to set sustainability goals for the next ten years