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Lexology Sustainable Finance Law: Singapore chapter

04 December 2025

Lexology's annual In-Depth: Sustainable Finance Law is a trusted global overview of the evolving landscape of sustainable finance and related regulatory efforts across multiple jurisdictions. The Singapore chapter, contributed by Hogan Lovells, outlines the most significant recent trends and developments shaping the region.

The Singapore chapter is authored by partners Timothy Goh (Co-head of ESG, APAC), Thomas Kim, Rob Palmer, Phillip Hall, Kaveeta Sandhu, and senior associate Therese Ang, who share their informed perspectives and practical insights on topics ranging from regulation and policy to carbon markets and climate litigation risks.

This contribution reflects a cross-practice effort, drawing on expertise from Private Equity, Funds, International Arbitration, Banking & Finance, and Capital Markets to address the multifaceted and collaborative nature of sustainable finance.

Key areas covered include:

Regulation and policy
Sustainable finance instruments
Sustainable disclosure requirements and taxonomy
ESG data, ratings and reporting
Sustainable finance incentives
Carbon markets and trading
Green technology
Greenwashing and climate litigation risks

Please click through to view the full article on the Lexology website:

Sustainable Finance Law: Singapore

Authored by Timothy Goh (Partner, Singapore), Thomas Kim (Partner, Singapore), Kaveeta Sandhu (Partner, Singapore), Phillip Hall (Partner, Singapore), Rob Palmer (Partner, Singapore), and Therese Ang (Senior Associate, Singapore).