The first mandated reports using the New Zealand climate standards will be published in the coming months for large publicly listed companies. Read more to understand New Zealand Climate Standards, the principle of New Zealand Climate Disclosure, and more.
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China’s political landscape is complex. In this article, we take a close look at its intricate political environment, the importance of strategic insight, and what businesses can do to engage in the policy-shaping process.
The 2023 APEC Economic Leaders’ Week will kick off in San Francisco in November, bringing together world leaders, ministers and senior officials from the 21 Member Economies of APEC - representing between them some 40 per cent of the world’s population, and nearly 50 per cent of global trade.
As stakeholders demand more action and commitment from businesses in combating climate crisis, COP28 presents a unique opportunity for companies to demonstrate their commitments, shape policies and influence inter-governmental discussions on climate action.
With ESG and green financing gaining momentum in Asia, companies wishing to drive sustainable growth and join the global push toward net zero should keep abreast of the changing regulatory landscape and be prepared for new developments.
In an unstable geopolitical environment, multilateral gatherings have the capacity to set policy trends in subtle, sometimes unpredictable ways. It is essential for companies to keep one eye on meetings like the recent G20 Summit in order to gauge wind direction for future decisions that could feed into regulations, trade agreements, travel restrictions, and a host of other areas affecting business.
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The first mandated reports using the New Zealand climate standards will be published in the coming months for large publicly listed companies. Read more to understand New Zealand Climate Standards, the principle of New Zealand Climate Disclosure, and more.
China’s political landscape is complex. In this article, we take a close look at its intricate political environment, the importance of strategic insight, and what businesses can do to engage in the policy-shaping process.
The 2023 APEC Economic Leaders’ Week will kick off in San Francisco in November, bringing together world leaders, ministers and senior officials from the 21 Member Economies of APEC - representing between them some 40 per cent of the world’s population, and nearly 50 per cent of global trade.
As stakeholders demand more action and commitment from businesses in combating climate crisis, COP28 presents a unique opportunity for companies to demonstrate their commitments, shape policies and influence inter-governmental discussions on climate action.
With ESG and green financing gaining momentum in Asia, companies wishing to drive sustainable growth and join the global push toward net zero should keep abreast of the changing regulatory landscape and be prepared for new developments.
In an unstable geopolitical environment, multilateral gatherings have the capacity to set policy trends in subtle, sometimes unpredictable ways. It is essential for companies to keep one eye on meetings like the recent G20 Summit in order to gauge wind direction for future decisions that could feed into regulations, trade agreements, travel restrictions, and a host of other areas affecting business.