M’sia on right track in sustainable financing


Significant financing gaps have been recorded all over the world, including in Malaysia.

PUTRAJAYA: Sustainable financing in the Asean region has been advancing quickly, with investors seeking investments that can create positive impact and help efforts in climate mitigation and adaptation sooner rather than later.

According to the “2024 United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Trends Report”, on a global scale, green bonds have raised US$2.5 trillion with one of the latest being Hong Kong’s Tokenised Green Bond which was launched in 2023.

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