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Asia: Govts urged to offer incentive schemes to develop green FinTech - Vimarsana News

Asia: Govts urged to offer incentive schemes to develop green FinTech

Government support plays an essential role in facilitating green FinTech development, according to a study on green FinTech in five APEC economies.

Majority of Indians can't ignore global warming - Vimarsana News

Majority of Indians can't ignore global warming

A massive majority (84%) of Indians believe that global warming is a reality that can no longer be ignored according to a nationwide survey conducted by CVoter on behalf of the Yale Programme of Climate Change Communication.

New Zealand: Too little being done by community despite climate change concerns - Vimarsana News

New Zealand: Too little being done by community despite climate change concerns

AMI, State and New Zealand Insurance's (NZI) latest Wild Weather Tracker reveals that 69% of New Zealanders are concerned about the impact of climate change, but only 40% have taken action to prepare for it in the past six months.

Australia: Suncorp to set up national disaster response centre - Vimarsana News

Australia: Suncorp to set up national disaster response centre

Suncorp will establish a national Disaster Response Centre of Excellence in Brisbane, where the financial services group is headquartered, as part of the group's commitment to Queensland, according to Suncorp chairperson Christine McLoughlin.

Australia: Project cargo insurance supports new renewable energy developments - Vimarsana News

Australia: Project cargo insurance supports new renewable energy developments

Companies in Australia and around the world are racing to install new renewable energy facilities. However, getting the components from diverse manufacturers to remote sites often involves numerous challenges, says Mr Tom Hughes, AXA XL's head of Marine for Australia who is based in Melbourne.

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