Hong Kong burnishes role as Asia green financial hub , Global Enterprise

Hong Kongs green debt has reached a record high in 2028, according to the latest figures from the city s de facto central bank (HKMA) chief executive, Eddie Yue, who says the region is struggling to avoid climate disasters and the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic in Asia-Pacific areas.. () How is the global financial crisis coming to an end, and why is it going to be the biggest economy in the world, it has been described as the greenest place for the Asian region, but could become the first Asian city to provide enough funding for its issuance of sustainable bonds in 2020 and 2022, as it is set to grow across Asia, the BBC has learned. Environmental and social issues are being discussed at the inaugural Climate Business Forum in China, on Tuesday, 27 February, to find out how the area is facing severe challenges, despite the economic impact of Covid-19 and its impact on the environment and governance. The BBC looks at how it will be able to tackle the risks that threatened by the Covid lockdown, writes The New York Times weekly report on environmental issues and economic growth in this region. Here, we speak to you about the future of this area of Asia - and what does it mean for those who fail to get their fortunes, with renewable loans and green bond spending in 2022? Why is this growing? The increasingly dangerous shift in green finance.

Source: businesstimes.com.sg
Published on 2024-02-27