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China policy 中国政策页面
China is rapidly moving ahead with policy and regulatory reforms to better align its financial sector with national sustainability and carbon neutrality objectives.
The PRI’s policy team in China is working to support policy makers and regulators across a wide range of policy priorities, including strengthening corporate ESG disclosure requirements, clarifying asset owner’s legal duties, building stronger frameworks for effective stewardship, and providing thought leadership on aligning investments with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). See further details below of PRI’s work supporting stronger sustainable finance policy in China.
中国近年来在绿色金融和ESG政策方面取得了快速发展。PRI中国政策团队在签署方的支持下，与中国的监管机构和当地利益相关方进行沟通交流，希望为中国不断发展的ESG政策环境以及中国的碳中和目标做出贡献。
中国政策团队致力于四个政策重点：企业ESG披露、尽责管理、资产所有者监管和气候问题。我们同时还在建立帮助投资者为实现可持续性影响而投资的工作计划。
Key publications 关键报告
Unlocking the potential of investor stewardship in China: towards a more sustainable economy
2022-05-25T01:00:00+01:00
ESG and alpha in China
2020-03-18T08:39:00+00:00
Investing for a just transition: Proposals for a just transition disclosure framework in China
2022-08-23T08:06:00+01:00
ESG data in China: recommendations for primary ESG indicators
2019-06-12T15:21:00+01:00
Latest policy engagements 最新政策沟通参与
PRI response to the three stock exchanges’ consultation on Guidelines on Corporate Sustainability-related Disclosure
The PRI welcomes the issuance of the Guidelines and the stock exchanges’ efforts to incorporate internationally aligned mandatory sustainability-related reporting. We suggest a few areas stock exchanges may want to consider to further align with ISSB standards and PRI’s position on the disclosure of sustainability-related issues.
HKEX consultation paper on enhancement of climate-related disclosures under the ESG framework
The PRI strongly welcome the proposals of HKEX, the requirements under consultation are closely aligned with exposure draft IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures and ISSB decisions related to this Standard. Our response welcomes areas of alignment with the ISSB’s proposals, and highlights where we believe further alignment is needed. We also recognize investors' data needs beyond climate and on wider sustainability issues.
International Platform on Sustainable Finance (IPSF) consultation on Common Ground Taxonomy (CGT)
The PRI recognises that taxonomies are a key tool for redirecting financial flows towards economic activities that meet robust sustainability standards and are aligned with high-level policy commitments, therefore, the CGT could be a useful tool to increase the interoperability of taxonomies, on the condition that clarifications and improvements are made regarding its purpose, science-basis, methodology and presentation of criteria.
China consultation on regulations of insurance asset management companies
To ensure that IAMCs are appropriately managing ESG related risks and opportunities as a part of their obligations to clients, the PRI recommends that the proposed regulation should make clear that IAMCs must consider ESG factors in their corporate governance, risk management, investment activities, stewardship, and disclosure practices.
MEE consultation on enterprise environmental disclosure
The PRI recommended that the MEE should extend the scope of reporting institutions to cover all large companies, listed companies and debt issuers, require climate related targets and quantitative measures, coordinate with other financial regulators to create a consistent reporting framework across corporate and FIs, and align with other global and regional standards including the work by the IFRS Foundation and EU CSRD.
Recent webinars 近期网络研讨会
2021 气候政策预期情景及对投资者的影响-亚太区研讨会 (IPR Forecast Policy Scenario 2021 Implications for Investors – APAC)
2021-12-03T20:10:00+00:00
This webinar will explore implications for investors and provide an opportunity for Asia-Pacific based signatories to engage on IPR Forecasts out to 2025 and 2030. Presented by Julian Poulter, IPR Head of Investor Relations with PRI staff and partners.
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A Legal Framework for Impact
It is crucial that assessing and accounting for sustainability impact becomes a core part of investment activity. That’s why PRI, UNEP FI and The Generation Foundation are leading our work programme “A Legal Framework for Impact.”
- The PRI is an investor initiative in partnership with UNEP Finance Initiative and UN Global Compact.
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