Junkui Ma

Fin-9003 MSC Accounting and Finance student @QUBmanagement

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

@Deedy_07 Nice article

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

@XiangLi9003 Looking forward to your new artical

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

@XiangLi9003 🙂🙂🙂

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

@XiangLi9003 Nice

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

Same same

[YZ @zhaoyiming99]

Hi! this is my new blog discussing about green washing in company and brand publicity. Welcome read and communicate with me. https://t.co/h6pBDAOLJh
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[YZ @zhaoyiming99]

Hi! this is my new blog discussing about green washing in company and brand publicity. Welcome read and communicate with me. https://t.co/h6pBDAOLJh
#QUBMScBloggers

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

Today, global financial assets total $400 trillion. Sustainable investments have now reached $4 trillion. https://t.co/wvoDsXIDUI

[Green Finance Platform @GGKP_Finance]

How can financial institutions address ocean pollution, plastics, and coastal resilience?

@UNEP_FI guidance helps banks, insurers and investors make sustainable #BlueEconomy investments, filter out unsustainable activities

👉 https://t.co/zx5wDdkcIZ

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

@FC4SNetwork @ @fininquiry launched a working paper on the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on sustainable finance. It looks at 4 major sections, Financial & Capital Markets; Policy Action; Regulation & Supervision; and International Networks. https://t.co/fWfPS4CMDT

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

Policy support is essential!!!

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

China should improve sustainable investment and financing standards on a practical basis

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

China should take climate risk and performance evaluation into account in investment and financing evaluation

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

Reference is the important way for China to develop sustainable finance!

[Jianyu Huang @JianyuHuang3]

The primary source of framework legislation governing the regulation of banking and financial services in the UK is the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA).
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@QUBManagement

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

China is a bright new force in the global sustainable financial development. "dual carbon" goal and the goal of common prosperity provide important opportunities for China to promote sustainable financial development.

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

Panelists share views on China's progress in #sustainable finance. One speaker notes that Chinese #green projects, compared to the rest of the world, generate improved #climate and #social impacts

[Sarah Colenbrander @s_colenbrander]

Welcome financial reforms in China: green bonds will no longer be used to support 'clean coal' (what an oxymoron).

Now sustainable investors can look seriously at Chinese debt markets and hopefully 🤞🤞🤞 help finance a green economic recovery.

https://t.co/E89f9M7Op9

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

China must consider sustainable finance to achieve common prosperity

[Junkui Ma @princekui1]

Covid and sustainable