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Daily Brief ESG: Singapore Code of Conduct for ESG Ratings Is Less Risk and More Reward and more

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  • Singapore Code of Conduct for ESG Ratings Is Less Risk and More Reward


Singapore Code of Conduct for ESG Ratings Is Less Risk and More Reward

By Kyle Rudden

  • The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) recently launched a public consultation regarding a Code of Conduct for ESG ratings providers and ESG data product providers in Singapore.
  • It is the right approach for Singapore – a voluntary best-practices framework furthering one of the world’s most credible “green” economies, not a regulatory force-fix of something broken.
  • No surprise ratings methodology changes. No en masse upgrades/downgrades. No acute shocks to the system. Just slow and steady progress for ESG investing and finance in Singapore.

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