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The domestic banking industry is still reluctant to jump on the ESG financing bandwagon, citing challenges across the board in adopting the global principles, despite the OJK publishing a sustainability plan as far back as seven years ago.
Banks in Indonesia and other countries of the region stand to gain from a stronger macroeconomic outlook, while European lenders face much bleaker prospects, according to McKinsey & Company, but emerging markets as a whole are no longer what they used to be.
Aligning sustainability standards for all stakeholders across all sectors, and not just finance, is necessary in order to avoid both internal and external climate risks while transitioning to a green economy.
Publicly listed Bank KB Bukopin is seeking to raise trillions of rupiah in a rights issue later this month as part of its efforts to develop its technological infrastructure and expand lending to the small business and retail sectors.
