Singapore plans ESG rules , pushes transition finance
Singapore is considering making climate disclosures mandatory for companies listed on its stock exchange, it has been revealed by a Singaporean government official on Monday. Environmental regulations are being rolled out to ensure sustainability is maintained in Asia.
Source: taipeitimes.comPublished on 2023-04-20
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