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Regulators invite feedback for new Malaysia sustainable finance taxonomy
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business1d ago

Regulators invite feedback for new Malaysia sustainable finance taxonomy

  • BNM and SC unveiled a draft for Malaysia's first unified national taxonomy for sustainable finance.
  • The plan seeks to align with ASEAN taxonomies to support interoperability and cross-border flows.
  • The taxonomy consolidates BNM’s CCPT and the SC’s SRI Taxonomy.
  • The draft introduces biodiversity and ecosystem health principles.
  • A transition finance guide to accompany amber and green tiers is contemplated.
  • Public feedback is due by 14 April 2026 from multiple stakeholders.
  • The taxonomy aims to promote circular economy and sustainable use of resources.
  • The ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance served as a reference point for Malaysia.
  • The initiative underscores efforts to prevent greenwashing in financial products.
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www.timeshighereducation.com
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world19h ago

French science ‘on worrying trajectory’ after budget cuts

  • All 75 French public universities are expected to end the year in deficit due to funding cuts.
  • Budget squeezes are shifting staffing from permanent to temporary hires, impacting research time.
  • Universities report that increased private-sector funding does not translate into university research support.
  • Experts warn the funding trend is not sustainable and threatens academic freedom.
  • The Environment and Energy Management Agency and Biodiversity Agency budgets have been slashed in the period.
  • Stand Up for Science group organized a conference at the College de France about academic freedom.
  • The article highlights concerns about US funding cuts affecting international collaboration in climate and health research.
  • Researchers call for a movement to protect science, universities, and academic freedom across political lines.
  • Politically charged funding debates continue as France negotiates a delayed budget for 2024–2026.
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Mass. business confidence turns positive for the first time in a year
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business5h ago

Mass. business confidence turns positive for the first time in a year

  • Massachusetts AIM Business Confidence Index rose to 52 in February, signaling optimism among local employers.
  • Productivity gains from artificial intelligence helped Massachusetts employers cope with labor constraints.
  • Despite positive momentum, concerns about tariffs and inflation remained among surveyed companies.
  • State officials credit energy cost policies and oversight for stabilizing business costs.
  • AIM president highlighted broad factors supporting investment, including favorable federal tax policies.
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