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Japanese, Chinese, Malaysian and Indonesian banks remain largest financiers of forest-risk companies in Southeast Asia - some progress made in ESG financing policies, but not nearly enough Read More
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See which banks are most involved and how their Environmental, Social and Governance policies stack up in this summary of the compiled policy assessments and… Read More
Some progress made in ESG financing policies, but not nearly enough … Read More
The new principles set out a new framework which will hold the banks accountable for their environmental, social and economic impacts. Read More
Indonesian and Japanese Banks Implicated in Korindo’s Illegal Deforestation and Rights Abuses. Read More
A new report commissioned by Friends of the Earth NL shows Dutch banks allow consumers to unwittingly invest in controversial palm oil companies. Read More
Maybank is the world’s single largest financier of the palm oil sector – it provided 11% of all loans and underwriting to selected palm oil… Read More
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Maybank is the world’s single largest financier of the palm oil sector – it provided 11% of all loans and underwriting to selected palm oil… Read More
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One of the largest trading houses in Japan, Itochu is exposed to widespread social conflict and deforestation risks through its investments in rubber processing as well as trade with companies involved in illegal and unsustainable pulp & paper, timber, palm oil, and natural rubber productions. Itochu makes no commitment to no deforestation for its procurement of pulp & paper, timber, or rubber, and it lacks transparency on supply chain ESG risks and due diligence measures. Read More
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