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In conversation with StanChart, Citi and HSBC sustainable finance heads

Nicole Lim and Jovi Ho
Nicole Lim and Jovi Ho • 18 min read
In conversation with StanChart, Citi and HSBC sustainable finance heads
As we enter the new year, The Edge Singapore speaks to sustainable finance heads at these three global banks to learn how they operate. Photo: Unsplash
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Owing to The Edge Singapore’s focus on Singapore-listed companies, much attention is given to our three local banks. Within these pages, long-time shareholders of blue-chip banks DBS Group, United Overseas Bank (SGX:U11) and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp have come to expect in-depth coverage and analysis of our financial giants, which have grown beyond our shores.

But Singapore’s role as Southeast Asia’s financial hub will involve more than just its homegrown names. Citi and Standard Chartered (StanChart), for example, joined Singapore’s three local banks as joint bookrunners of the $2.75 billion Green SGS (Infrastructure) Bond in August.

“This was a tremendous achievement with a 50-year tenure for the issuance,” says Freddy Ong, head of client coverage, Singapore, for corporate, commercial and institutional banking at Standard Chartered. 

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