Just 17 per cent of 125 corporate respondents surveyed by the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute in May said they had conducted risks and opportunities analyses based on different climate change scenarios. Photo: KY Cheng
Just 17 per cent of 125 corporate respondents surveyed by the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute in May said they had conducted risks and opportunities analyses based on different climate change scenarios. Photo: KY Cheng

Hong Kong’s listed firms set for more climate risk reporting, with roll out of new consolidated ISSB standards on the horizon

  • Hong Kong’s securities watchdog and bourse operator HKEX support new standards, which are expected to become mandatory for listed firms
  • New standards will bring more standardisation, which will lead to more comparability, KPMG China executive says

Just 17 per cent of 125 corporate respondents surveyed by the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute in May said they had conducted risks and opportunities analyses based on different climate change scenarios. Photo: KY Cheng
Just 17 per cent of 125 corporate respondents surveyed by the Hong Kong Chartered Governance Institute in May said they had conducted risks and opportunities analyses based on different climate change scenarios. Photo: KY Cheng
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