Malaysia’s Clean Energy Impasse: When Good Intentions Meet Market Reality
Malaysia’s clean energy policy paradox emerges as ambitious renewable targets clash with market reality
Malaysia’s clean energy policy paradox emerges as ambitious renewable targets clash with market reality
This marks the company’s second green bond in the city-state and builds upon its first USD 388 million issuance in March 2025
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Cagamas Berhad to advance green building finance in the country.
This partnership focuses on capacity-building through specialized training on climate-related financial disclosures and sustainability certifications.
MSIG Asia and the RiskPoint Group have announced a strategic partnership to enhance renewable energy insurance offerings across the Asia Pacific region.
Malaysia and Indonesia are advancing green finance to tackle climate change, but face hurdles like unclear standards and public awareness.
60.8% of fresh graduates earned RM2,000 or less in 2010, and by 2021 – a good 11 years later – starting salaries were still RM2,000 or less for 59.6% of fresh graduates.
To achieve net zero emissions in Southeast Asia, addressing the significant financing gap is crucial, requiring bold targets and more international support.
Hong Leong Bank (HLB) has launched its inaugural Sustainable Finance Framework. The framework outlines the bank’s plan to mobilize RM20 billion over the next five years to support various Green Projects, marking a significant step in HLB’s sustainability journey.