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Driving #financeforchange in Malaysia — what the regulators say

Driving #financeforchange in Malaysia what the regulators say The Edge 1 day ago Adeline Paul Raj © Provided by The Edge GIVEN its importance to the economy and influence over corporates and individuals, the financial sector plays a crucial role in driving changes for a sustainable future. In Malaysia, the sector has made some encouraging progress in terms of stepping up to the challenge. Financial institutions, especially the bigger ones, have begun to formulate their long-term strategies towards sustainability. And, increasingly, more of them are encouraging customers to adopt sustainable practices through their lending, underwriting, advisory and so on. But clearly, more needs to be done and the regulators are making sure of this. Late last month, the Joint Committee on Climate Change (JC3), an initiative co-chaired by Bank Negara Malaysia and the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC), hosted its flagship conference on climate change. Themed “Finance

New report highlights green infrastructure investment opportunities in Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR (March 8): Thirteen green projects in renewable energy (RE), low carbon transport, water infrastructure and waste management are showcased and a sample pipeline of 60 projects in these areas have been identified in the newly-released Green Infrastructure Investment Opportunities Malaysia (Malaysia GIIO) report. Malaysia GIIO is prepared to meet the growing demand for green investment opportunities and to support transition to a low carbon economy. It aims to support Malaysia’s economic and climate goals by stimulating engagement around the financing of climate resilient infrastructure between project owners and developers and development finance institutions and international investors. In a statement today, the Climate Bonds Initiative said the report identifies and analyses multiple green infrastructure projects open for potential investment and development.

Malaysia expands green SRI sukuk grant scheme

Income tax exemptions are provided for the scheme recipients for five years until 2025 22 Jan 2021 |  The Asset The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) on January 21 announced the expansion of its Green Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) Sukuk Grant Scheme to encourage more companies to finance green, social and sustainability projects through SRI sukuk and bonds issuance. Sukuk and Bond Grant Scheme and applicable to all sukuk issued under the SC’s Sustainable and Responsible Investment Sukuk Framework or bonds issued under the Asean Green, Social and Sustainability Bond Standards (Asean Standards). With a size of 6 million ringgit (US$1.48 million), the Green SRI Sukuk Grant Scheme was established in 2018 to assist issuers in defraying up to 90% of the external review costs for green SRI

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