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期货和衍生品行业监管动态

a. Transition finance – The UK and Singapore recognised the
importance of transition plans and pathways to achieve the Paris

Agreement’s goal of limiting global temperature increase to 1.5°C from

pre-industrial levels. Both agreed to work together on transition finance. As a

first step, the two countries agreed to explore collaboration opportunities,

working with partners such as the UK Transition Plan Taskforce and the

Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero’s (GFANZ) Asia Pacific office,

which is based in Singapore, to drive international consistency in design and

disclosure of transition plans.

b. Disclosure standards – The UK and Singapore affirmed their

strong commitment to the implementation of International Sustainability

Standards Board (ISSB) disclosure standards. Both countries will continue to

work with the International Organization of Securities Commissions
(IOSCO), the ISSB and other international organisations to implement a

comprehensive global baseline of sustainability-related disclosure standards

that is interoperable with jurisdiction-specific requirements. Both countries

also commit to phase in mandatory climate-related financial disclosures that

provide consistent, comparable and decision-useful information for market

participants and financial authorities.

c. Greenwashing – The UK and Singapore discussed efforts to combat

greenwashing, including in relation to sustainability disclosures and

sustainable investment product labels. It was agreed that regulators should

continue discussing how to adopt a global, coherent, and co-ordinated

approach on regulatory oversight of ESG ratings and data products providers,

grounded in IOSCO’s recommendations. Both countries recognised the

importance of comparable and reliable data to underpin the net zero

transition, enabled by technology solutions such as Project Greenprint, and
agreed to explore further collaboration opportunities in this area.

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