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GOING PLACES
- HSBC Asset Management appoints Michael Cross as global fixed income CIO
- J.P. Morgan Asset Management names Andrew Creber as CEO for Australia and New Zealand
- State Street hires Taro Kuryuzawa from Deloitte as country head for Japan
- Schroders’ Asia Pacific co-head Chris Durack to leave firm, Susan Soh will be sole chief
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China’s carbon market expected to cut emissions up to six billion tonnes by 2060
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
- Global
- China
China’s national emissions trading scheme (ETS), the world’s largest carbon market by volume, has the potential to cut the country’s emissions by three to six billion tonnes a year by 2060, according to the Asia Investor Group on...
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