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UOB, one of eight TNFD adopters in S’pore, identities nature-related risks in 2024 sustainability report

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 6 min read
UOB, one of eight TNFD adopters in S’pore, identities nature-related risks in 2024 sustainability report
UOB estimates that 60% of its $58.0 billion sustainable financing portfolio falls within the “climate-nature nexus”, an overlap between climate and nature. Photo: Bloomberg
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United Overseas Bank (UOB) has identified nature-related risks among its portfolio clients in the agricultural production, mining and quarrying, and building construction and development sectors. 

Together with clients engaged in waste management and oil and gas exploration and production, these five sub-sectors account for about 20% of UOB’s overall corporate loan book. 

According to UOB’s 170-page sustainability report 2024, released March 21, the bank will prioritise the agriculture, metals and mining, and built environment sectors “as they are the most material in terms of portfolio size and potential risk”. 

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