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By
Anthony Rowley
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Asian Development Bank scores a first for new transition financing mechanism to buy and retire coal-fired power plants
The development of investing vehicles designed to give private financial institutions, including asset managers, direct access to investments that combat climate change took a significant step forward at the recent G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia.
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- Over 50% of Malaysia’s EPF members under 55 years have less than 10,000 ringgit, report says
- Korea’s Teachers’ Pension seeks bids for US$60 million global equity mandate
- Nearly all Philippine funds down in 2022 as global rate hikes slam stocks and bonds
- Korea’s Nonghyup Bank seeks custodian for 180 billion won of assets
- Korea Post seeks investment adviser for foreign equities
- Malaysia’s PNB CEO Jalil Rasheed resigns
- Malaysia suspends some short selling as coronavirus batters markets
- Thai fund industry records 132.2 billion baht inflows, mostly into China, global equities
- Hong Kong’s PCCW Solutions wins eMPF tender
- Singapore’s Temasek helps raise US$430 million for Bahamas-based crypto firm FTX
- Analysis: What made Temasek can Keppel deal?
- Taiwan’s BLF plans $2.3 billion global climate change equities tender
- Singapore fund management assets driven by alternatives in 2020, MAS says
- China’s CIC puts greater emphasis on ESG
- Japan’s GPIF seeks legal firm to advise on alternatives