Scaling Sustainable Finance: From Taxonomies to Action

Scaling Sustainable Finance: From Taxonomies to Action

Sustainable finance is evolving rapidly — and effective taxonomies, transition frameworks and risk-financing solutions are essential to turn ambition into investment and resilience.

The SEACEN–ADBI Course on Taxonomies and Scaling up Sustainable Finance, hosted by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, brings together 33 participants (joining in-person and online) from 11 central banks and financial authorities across the region. The programme explores climate mitigation taxonomies, transition finance, sustainable bond markets, adaptation and resilience finance, disaster risk financing, and the application of Taxonomy to climate and transition risks.

Grateful to MAS, ADBI, our distinguished resource speakers, SGFIN, UNEP-FI, ICMA, APLMA, and all participating institutions for their valuable contributions.

Strengthening regional capacity through knowledge sharing and collaboration remains central to SEACEN’s mission.

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