and Singapore, and the revised Memorandum of Understanding on the Streamlined Review Framework for ASEAN Common Prospectus to cover issuances of plain debt securities under a debt issuance
the role sustainability-linked bonds can play in funding companies that contribute to sustainability. The ASEAN SLBS intend to enhance transparency, consistency and uniformity of ASEAN Sustainability
transparency, accuracy and integrity of information that will be disclosed and reported by issuers to stakeholders. The SLBP have five core components: 1. Selection of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) 2
access to professional services. A revised MoU on the Streamlined Review Framework for ASEAN Common Prospectus was also signed by Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand to cover issuances of plain debt
■ Revision of the Regulations Governing Provident Fund Management to Promote Transparency and Fairness Among Members ■ Promotion of Long-term Savings ■ Issuance of Non-Voting Depositary Receipt : NVDR
or revised to lessen burdens on people. By doing so, methods used must be done with speed, transparency, low costs with participation of all related parties.
or revised to lessen burdens on people. By doing so, methods used must be done with speed, transparency, low costs with participation of all related parties.
market, and other necessary market mechanisms. Of course, it is crucial that we strive forward to deepen and broaden good corporate governance, transparency, and surveillance measures. Furthermore, we need
level of transparency, requiring that the post issuance verification of the issuer’s performance against these targets be made publicly available. This can consequently expose the issuer’s strategy, goal
commits to social, environmental, ethical and transparency requirements, which include working hours, prohibition of child labour, management of hazardous substances, conflicts of interest and economic