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  • Responsible Investment

    "Code of Conduct for ESG Ratings Providers (Draft)" - Public Consultation

    Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC), since 2019, has cooperated with leading ESG rating providers to establish its ESG IR platform, one of the first dashboard consolidating ESG ratings and accessible to the public. Over the past several months, TDCC has referred to the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) report "Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Ratings and Data Products Providers (Final Report)" released in November 2021 and the Financial Services Agency of Japan "The Code of Conduct for ESG Evaluation and Data Providers" released in December 2022, and engaged in extensive discussions with domestic and international stakeholders to draft its own "Code of Conduct for ESG Ratings Providers (Draft)", aiming at enhancing transparency in rating methodologies, safeguarding the rights of users, and promoting the healthy development of the ESG rating industry in Taiwan. The draft is now open for public comments.

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  • Responsible Investment

    Asia lags rest of the world in ESG ratings

    Market participants are calling for stronger regulation of ESG ratings in Asia with growing concerns that the region is lagging the rest of the world, particularly Europe, where regulators are leading the way in providing oversight of the nascent sector.

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  • Responsible Investment

    ISSB votes to make Scope 3 emissions reporting mandatory

    Though some asset managers disagreed on the feasibility of Scope 3 reporting, the global standards board said companies would get assistance, and possibly more time, to meet the requirements.

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  • Corporate Governance

    Making Corporate Governance More Sustainable In Germany

    The new German Corporate Governance Code will increase the focus on corporate sustainability.

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  • Corporate Governance

    EU strikes deal to impose 40% quota for women on boards of large companies by 2026

    The European Union has agreed to impose gender quotas to ensure women have at least 40 per cent of seats on the boards of large companies.

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  • Responsible Investment

    EFRAG launches consultation on first EU sustainability standards

    Europe’s corporate reporting body has launched a public consultation on draft corporate sustainability reporting standards, as the need for consensus on ways to report sustainability information gathers pace.

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  • Responsible Investment

    EU body sets out draft sustainability disclosure standards

    LONDON, May 3 (Reuters) - Companies will have to set a much broader range of sustainability targets under draft new European Union reporting standards, environmental impact body CDP said on Tuesday.

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  • Responsible Investment

    Taiwan's ESG dashboard to include S&P Global ESG scores in 2022

    Taiwan's publicly accessible, expert-curated ESG (environmental, social, and governance) dashboard will see the addition of well-known S&P Global ESG scores this year amid the global push for a green recovery after COVID-19.

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  • Corporate Governance

    HK Bourse Finalises New Rules on Governance, Board Diversity

    Amended corporate governance code and listing rules will require firms to ensure board independence, refreshment and diversity from January 2022.

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  • Corporate Governance

    ISS, Glass Lewis Focus on ESG in 2022 Benchmark Proxy Voting Policies

    The policies aim to provide crucial guidance to public companies amid the growing importance of ESG in proxy voting.

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  • Corporate Governance

    Malaysia Mandates Companies to Have at Least One Woman Director

    Malaysia’s publicly traded firms must have at least one woman director on their boards from next year...

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  • Responsible Investment

    Taiwan's ESG Dashboard eyes potential climate disclosures amid COP26 climate pledges

    TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Taiwan Depository and Clearing Corporation (TDCC) is looking at the possibility of adding emissions data to its expert-curated environmental, social, and governance (ESG) dashboard to align with Glasgow COP26's climate pledges, said Jane Huang, head of TDCC's ESG team.

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  • Responsible Investment

    Taiwan's ESG Dashboard featured at AOSEF’s first webinar

    TDCC initiative underlines importance of environmental, social and governance factors on financial performance

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  • Responsible Investment

    Taiwan TDCC speaks on IR platform at ESG investing summit

    TAIPEI — A Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC) manager spoke about environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing and the TDCC's evolving investor relations platform (IR platform) at a webinar in late September. The presentation came as ESG investing continues to grow exponentially and as more investors and corporate issuers in the country leverage ESG-related data to generate insights into investment decision-making.

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  • Corporate Governance

    Securities Commission Malaysia Updates The Malaysian Code On Corporate Governance To Promote Board Leadership And Oversight Of Sustainability

    The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) today issued an update of the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance (MCCG), which sees the introduction of new best practices and further guidance to strengthen the corporate governance culture of listed companies. The 2021 update focused on, among others, board policies and practices on the selection and nomination processes/criteria for directors, and further guidance for practices with low levels of adoption as reported in the SC’s annual Corporate Governance Monitor reports. The MCCG 2021 also focuses on the role of the board and senior management in addressing sustainability risks and opportunities of the company. The last update of the MCCG was in 2017 and the SC has observed encouraging adoption of the Code by listed companies since then with majority of the best practices recording adoption levels of more than 70%.

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  • e-voting

    TDCC and Glass Lewis partner in world-first initiative to bring greater transparency into the proxy process

    [Taipei, San Francisco – May 19th, 2021] Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation (TDCC), a central securities depository and the leading ESG promoters in Taiwan and Asia, and Glass Lewis, the world’s leading provider of independent research and governance solutions, today announced their strategic partnership. TDCC will provide corporate issuers listed on Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) and Taipei Stock Exchange (TPEX) with a complimentary copy of their Proxy Paper research report as soon as it has been published by Glass Lewis.

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  • e-voting

    United States: Gender Diversity Survey – 2020 Proxy Season Results

    Fenwick's gender diversity survey provides unique insight into women's participation at the most senior levels of technology and life sciences public companies on the Fenwick - Bloomberg Law Silicon Valley 150 List (SV 150) and the large public companies of the Standard & Poor's 100 Index (S&P 100). The report reviews public filings beginning in 1996 (the first year for which electronic filings with the SEC were broadly made in the EDGAR system) through the 2020 proxy season to analyze the gender makeup of boards, board leadership, board committees and executive management teams, in the two groups, with special comparisons showing how the 15 largest companies in the SV 150 by revenue (SV Top 15) fare. The SV Top 15 are the peers of the large public companies included in the S&P 100.

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  • Responsible Investment

    EU aims to stamp out greenwashing with disclosure requirements for sustainable investing funds

    Can the European Union stamp out greenwashing? As of Wednesday, fund managers who market environmental, social, and governance (ESG) financial products will face regulations that force them to show exactly how they meet those standards.

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  • Corporate Governance

    Nasdaq reviews feedback and proposes changes to board diversity plan

    Proposal generates more than 200 comment letters Nasdaq has responded to the many comments on its board diversity proposal, including making some tweaks to the plan. Nasdaq in December filed a proposal with the SEC to adopt new listing rules that would require companies to have – or explain why they do not have – at least two diverse directors, including one who self-identifies as female and one who self-identifies as either an under-represented minority or LGBTQ+. Listed companies would also have to disclose diversity statistics regarding their board.

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  • Responsible Investment

    Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation – new ESG challenges for asset managers

    The SFDR is part of the European Commission’s package of reforms to implement its sustainable finance strategy. The strategy focuses on three areas:

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