Founder and CEO Elsa Pau joined industry experts in discussion of key topics in Green Sustainable Finance. Published on January 29, 2021 The Organizer’s recap – On January 28, we have invited industry experts at the forefront of green and sustainable finance in Hong Kong to join our panel. By combining science, data, technology and… Continue reading Biz@HKUST ESG Webinar – Mobilizing Capital for the Brown to Green Transition: Panel of Catalysers
Elsa Pau of BlueOnion comments on state of climate-related financial reporting in Asia-Pacific. Published on October 13, 2022 “Many companies and asset managers in Hong Kong and Singapore are approaching reporting as a “compliance exercise” and to appeal to European investors, rather than genuinely coming up with strategies to meet climate goals.” Elsa Pau This… Continue reading Difficulties Surrounding Climate Related Financial Disclosure in APAC | SCMP | Elsa Pau, BlueOnion
By Twinkle Zhou, senior reporter Asian Private Banker | September 2022 BlueOnion has built a portal that provides access to quantitative and qualitative benchmark dataConnectingBy connecting buy and the sell side of investment products. It caters to investors and gatekeepers who consider sustainability critical to their investment decisions. Elsa Pau, founder and CEO, gave Asian… Continue reading BlueOnion Helps Private Banking Clients Deep-Dive Into ESG Criteria
23 June, 2022 | Genevieve Redgrave Elsa Pau, founder of BlueOnion, speaks about ESG investing at the Environmental Finance Asia conference. “We can produce more data for asset managers to have more meaningful and productive engagement when considering potential investments. The stewardship scope can be expanded quantitatively and built on year on year.” Elsa Pau… Continue reading Investors ‘Should Look Past’ Easy Environmental Assessments | Environmental Finance
October 13, 2021 | Natalie Koh Asia Pacific regulators might be ramping up mandatory disclosures, but forward-thinking family offices, it seems, are already two steps ahead of them. With a lack of standards persisting in Asia, family offices are paving their own way towards environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing, say experts, even as governments… Continue reading Family Offices Taking ESG Into Their Own Hands as Regulators Play Catch Up | AsianInvestor
September 29, 2021 | Eric Ng Up to a tenth of Hong Kong’s licensed asset managers will be required to disclose greenhouse gas emissions data of their investees The requirement takes effect from November 2022, according to the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) Smoke and steam from a coal processing plant in Hejin city in… Continue reading Climate Change: Hong Kong Orders Managers of at Least US$1 billion in Assets to Disclose Their Investees’ Emissions Data | SCMP
Published on February 1, 2021 by Yip Shing, Hong Kong Economic Journal Considerations Are Subjective; Levels of Integration Vary Special interview: Once labeled a niche investment, environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) funds are shaking off the misnomer as their numbers spike thanks to a groundswell of interest in sustainable investing. Elsa Pau, CEO of… Continue reading ESG Standards Subjective; Levels of Integration Vary | Hong Kong Economic Journal
Published on February 2, 2021 by Jame DiBiasio DigFin Green is our series profiling leaders in fintech companies addressing environment, social and governance (ESG) solutions, using technology to power financial services toward sustainable outcomes. Contact us if you would like to be included. Elsa Pau is a Hong Kong-based publisher and editor-in-chief of Benchmark magazine,… Continue reading Elsa Pau’s New Platform Aims to Help Investors & Fund Selectors Gauge ESG Credentials | DigFin
