Expert Urges Thailand to Adopt International Green Finance Standards
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Updated Oct 16
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What happened
Ma Jun, a Chinese green finance expert, spoke in Bangkok regarding sustainable finance trends in Asia. He advised that Thailand’s financial institutions should join the Capacity-building Alliance of Sustainable Investment (CASI) and collaborate on developing local training materials. CASI is an international platform with about 80 members that has developed around 100 training modules.
From bangkokpost.com
Why it matters
The call promotes the adoption of international standards for sustainable finance within Thailand. This could lead to increased capacity building among Thai financial institutions, regulators, and small and medium-sized enterprises, accelerating the local green finance market.
From bangkokpost.com
Who's involved
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- Government Savings Bank may need to adapt to green finance demandsGovernment Savings Bank may need to adapt operations to meet new green finance standards.Possible
- Green finance push in Asia may boost climate bonds marketRegional push for green finance capacity may expand market for climate bondsPossible
- Expert call may prompt Bank of Thailand to strengthen green finance oversightThe Bank of Thailand may face pressure to align regulations with international green finance standards.Possible
- Thailand may adapt standards to boost green finance capacityThailand may need to adapt financial standards to attract green capitalPossible
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