香港金融管理局发布第2A阶段《香港可持续金融分类目录》

Core Viewpoint - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has released the Phase 2A prototype of the Hong Kong Sustainable Finance Classification Framework, marking a significant step towards promoting green and sustainable financing and supporting low-carbon transitions in the region [1][4]. Group 1: Hong Kong Sustainable Finance Classification Framework - The HKMA aims to establish a robust and transparent framework to define economic activities that contribute to green and sustainable development [1][4]. - Following the release of the first phase of the classification framework in May 2024, the HKMA will conduct public consultations on the Phase 2A prototype in September 2025 to expand the scope and optimize the framework [1][4]. - During the consultation period, the HKMA received feedback from various stakeholders, including banks, professional organizations, asset management companies, enterprises, NGOs, think tanks, and public institutions, with general support for expanding the classification scope and including transition elements and climate adaptation categories [1][4]. Group 2: Ongoing Development and Communication - The HKMA will continue to update the classification framework and is implementing the next phase of development, focusing on market development, public policy, industry priorities, and the latest technological advancements while maintaining communication with market participants and a wide range of stakeholders [2][5]. Group 3: ESG Rating Center - The Sina Finance ESG Rating Center provides 14 ESG services, including information, reports, training, and consulting, to help listed companies promote ESG concepts and enhance their sustainable development performance [1][4]. - The center aims to promote sustainable development and responsible investment, advocating for ESG values and practices while facilitating the establishment of ESG assessment standards in China [3][6]. - Through the ESG Rating Center, Sina Finance has launched multiple ESG innovation indices to offer more options for investors focused on corporate ESG performance [3][6].