Sustainable Development and ESG
The scope of sustainable development is broader than ESG. It is a blueprint for achieving global development and involves resource balance within and between generations. The United Nations has published 17 sustainable development goals to encourage activities.
Both sustainable development and ESG involve environmental and social aspects, but ESG has been directly related to enterprises and is a standard for measuring financial, environmental and social performance. Sustainable development favors all global stakeholders.
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
European Banking Authority Presents Main Achievements on ESG Roadmap
EBA presents main achievements on ESG roadmap, aiming to conclude the various actions carried out in the past year
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Launches Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) launches the Hong Kong Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance
IFRS and EFRAG Releases Interoperability Guidance on Sustainable Disclosure Standards
IFRS and EFRAG releases Interoperability Guidance on sustainable disclosure standards
ISSB Releases IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Taxonomy
ISSB releases the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Taxonomy to help investors effectively analyze and compare sustainable disclosures
UK Financial Conduct Authority Releases Guidance on Anti-Greenwashing Rule
The UK Financial Conduct Authority releases guidance on anti-greenwashing rules
European Investment Bank Releases Circular Economy Report
The European Investment Bank releases a circular economy report to summarize EIB’s actions in circular economy development
International Capital Market Association Releases Asian Sustainable Bond Market Report
The International Capital Market Association releases the Asian sustainable bond market report