New York Department of Financial Services Superintendent Lacewell Announces New DFS Report On New York Domestic Insurersâ Exposure To Financial Risks Arising From The Low-Carbon Transition - Follows DFSâs Issuance Of Proposed Guidance For New York Domestic Insurers On Managing The Financial Risks From Climate Change - Supports New York Insurersâ Efforts To Manage Their Exposure To Low-Carbon Transition Risks
New York Department of Financial Services Superintendent Lacewell Announces New DFS Report On New York Domestic Insurersâ Exposure To Financial Risks Arising From The Low-Carbon Transition - Follows DFSâs Issuance Of Proposed Guidance For New York Domestic Insurers On Managing The Financial Risks From Climate Change - Supports New York Insurersâ Efforts To Manage Their Exposure To Low-Carbon Transition Risks
<p><span>Good morning, and welcome to the launch of MAS’ inaugural </span><a class="mas-link" target=" blank" href="https://www.mas.gov.sg/publications/sustainability-report/2021/sustainability-report"><span class="mas-link text">Sustainability Report</span> <span class="mas-icon mas-glyphs-external link"></span></a><span>.</span></p>
The Straits Times
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The writer says that the current race to the top on climate action between the US and China is the best thing that can happen for the planet.
The rich countries today are still the big emitters, but they feel that newcomers like China and emerging markets should now play a bigger role in helping to limit carbon emissions, says the writer.PHOTO: NYTIMES
Andrew Sheng
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