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In the last 18 months, approximately SGD 4.8 billion in green and sustainability bonds have been issued in Singapore alone. Singapore corporates also borrowed SGD 10.2 billion through
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These unique challenges require a multi-faceted systems-level change to accelerate the green transition. Furthermore, a significant investment gap to fund the transition
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Green and transition taxonomies in Asia provide clear direction for pension funds to invest sustainably while mitigating the risk of greenwashing. As macroeconomic headwinds gathered,
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- What is the demand for green investment in ASEAN?
- Drawing on both top-down and bottom-up analysis, the report finds that the demand for additional ASEAN green investment from 2016 to 2030 is an estimated US$3 trillion. This opportunity represents a new ASEAN green investment market 37 times the size of the global 2016 green bond market.
- How can ASEAN overcome barriers to green investment?
- Although more analysis is needed, this report outlines some options that could be used to overcome these barriers, such as ASEAN green investment platforms, engaging institutional investors, developing a better toolkit, digital finance and developing national green finance roadmaps.
- How much green finance does ASEAN need?
- This implies that total annual green finance will need to increase by 400% to ensure that ASEAN green investment opportunities are met by 2030. Approximately 75% of current flows come from public finance and 25% from private finance, largely in the form of commercial loans.
- Could ASEAN green finance grow into a new market?
- ASEAN green finance could grow into a new market 37 times the size of the 2016 global green bond market, clearly demonstrating the scale of the investment opportunity.
- Will Banks remain a key player in ASEAN green finance?
- Banks will remain vital players in ASEAN green finance. This is in part due to their deep understanding of the difering characteristics of the local markets and their key role as primary lenders.
- What is the demand for green projects in Asia?
- The need for green projects, such as sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy, is growing. It is estimated that the average annual demand will be US$200 billion per annum up to 2030 in Asia. Within ASEAN, the annual volume of green financing supply is estimated to have increased to US$40 billion.