As the global focus on decarbonisation intensifies, understanding the basics of Carbon Capture, Storage and Utilisation (CCS/CCUS) is increasingly crucial for financial institutions to navigate the evolving landscape of sustainable finance.CCS and…
The Joint Committee on Climate Change (JC3), co-chaired by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) and the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC), will be hosting its 2nd biennial flagship event, the JC3 Journey to Zero Conference 2023, on 23–25…
Capital Markets Malaysia, an affiliate of the Securities Commission Malaysia has launched the Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide (SEDG) for SMEs in Supply Chains, making Malaysia the first country globally to provide SMEs within global…
As the global financial sector increasingly focuses on environmental impact, understanding the link between financing decisions and their ecological consequences is paramount. Capital Markets Malaysia, in collaboration with CDP and the Partnership…
Capital Markets Malaysia (CMM) is co-hosting the Islamic Sustainable Finance and Investment Forum once again! Organised by Islamic Finance News, this conference will take place at the Securities Commission Malaysia on 3…
The Cooler Earth is dedicated to unite global citizens, experts and key stakeholders to deliberate on how we can shape a more sustainable tomorrow by starting with what we can do today.…
As supply chain governance shifts from managing risk and profitability to cleaning up supply chains from an environmental and social standpoint, companies can no longer neglect their responsibility for the practices of…
The world needs a substantial amount of funds to support the global SDG objectives, combat climate change, and execute climate action. We cannot rule out any possible financial sources. OECD estimates that…
Capital Markets Malaysia is hosting a week of capacity building workshops facilitated by our knowledge partners and ESG subject matter experts! The Capital Markets Malaysia ESG Week offers a comprehensive programme of…
There are opportunities out there for companies who lead the charge towards decarbonisation and sustainability. But critically, the capital markets will be the ‘invisible hand’ to drive the corporate sustainability agenda. Read…
