Singapore Invests S$35 Million in Sustainable Finance Upskilling of Financial Sector
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has announced an investment of S$35 million over the next three years to support upskilling and reskilling initiatives in the financial services sector. This move aims to develop sustainable finance specialists. The announcement was made alongside the release of the Sustainable Finance Jobs Transformation Map (JTM), a study predicting that the sustainable finance market in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will amount to S$4 to 5 trillion over the next decade. This initiative is part of MAS’s efforts to support the region’s transition to net zero.
Source: ESGToday