Once a niche play eclipsed by green finance, transition investment is gaining traction, with new standards and rising investor demand pointing to 2026 as a breakout year.
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With regulators across Asia-Pacific phasing in sustainability standards, the region's institutional investors are treating ESG as the cost of good business -- and avoiding stranded assets.
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Cathay Financial Holdings is urging governments across Asia to strengthen policies and accelerate renewable energy growth.
At COP30 and the World Climate Summit & Investment COP, the Taiwanese company showcased its vision for an inclusive energy transition, while advancing nature-based solutions.
New MSCI research shows heavy industries face costly decarbonisation pathways while firms in solar, EVs and storage stand to benefit if policy and capital align.
By establishing a dedicated Climate Investment Team and launching Dana Iklim, Malaysia’s largest public sector pension fund is making climate risk central to its mandate.
Prudential seeks to balance fiduciary duty with climate goals—ensuring that sustainability strategies reflect regional realities rather than one-size-fits-all standards.
Morrison Foerster’s 2025 survey shows deeper ESG adoption, stronger governance, and rising focus on responsible tech.
Institutional investors are boosting their global impact allocations, focusing on long-term assets despite rising anti-ESG sentiment.
Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is ramping up renewable energy investment as the country targets a 2050 net zero goal.
Asset owners consider ESG a key element when making their investment decisions, but there is growing concern it could negatively impact their performance, Morningstar found in a new survey.
With capital market rotations accelerating and old models breaking down, the Hong Kong-based life insurer sees building in-house agility as key to generating alpha and managing risk.
