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Hong Kong BIS Press Releases Sustainability ✓ 17 claims 29 Oct 2026

HKMA finalises bank transition planning guidelines, widens green taxonomy

A speech by HKMA Deputy Chief Executive Arthur Yuen sets out where Hong Kong's sustainable finance framework stands: a taxonomy now in its Phase 2B prototype, transition planning guidelines just finalised for banks, and disclosure rules still being drafted. For compliance teams at Hong Kong banks, the sequencing of these three pieces matters more than the rhetoric around them.

  • The Hong Kong Taxonomy's Phase 2B prototype now covers 39 mitigation activities and 28 adaptation measures.
  • Transition planning guidelines for banks, covering climate risk management and client transition opportunities, have just been finalised.
  • The HKMA is still developing disclosure requirements for the banking sector, a step distinct from and later than the transition planning guidelines.
  • The Government Sustainable Bond Programme has issued nearly HK$280 billion in green bonds since 2019, funding over 110 government green projects.
  • A Digital Green Bond issued last month is described as the world's largest digital bond issuance to date.
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HKMA — Hong Kong Monetary Authority Sustainability ✓ 21 claims 28 Oct 2026

HKMA finalises bank transition planning guidelines, expands green taxonomy to Phase 2B

Deputy Chief Executive Arthur Yuen used the One Earth Summit 2026 to set out where Hong Kong's sustainable finance framework now stands. Two things have moved: the bank transition planning guidelines are finalised, and the Phase 2B taxonomy prototype adds adaptation measures tailored to local physical risk. Disclosure requirements for the banking sector remain in development. Worth a few minutes for anyone mapping Hong Kong's climate supervisory stack.

  • The transition planning guidelines for banks have just been finalised, intended to help banks manage climate-related risks and support clients' transition.
  • The Phase 2B taxonomy prototype contains 39 mitigation activities and 28 adaptation measures, including battery manufacture and recycling and the manufacture of low-carbon technologies.
  • The HKMA is developing climate disclosure requirements for the banking sector, which are not yet in force.
  • Since 2019, nearly HK$280 billion of government green bonds have been issued, with proceeds allocated to over 110 government green projects.
  • The taxonomy is among the first in the region to include a climate change adaptation objective, with standards for flooding, storm damage and shoreline protection in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong BIS Press Releases Sustainability ✓ 14 claims 26 Oct 2026

HKMA deputy chief flags Hong Kong taxonomy consultation aimed at SME transition finance

A welcome speech by HKMA Deputy Chief Executive Darryl Chan at a CASI Sustainability Forum sets out three strands of Hong Kong policy aimed at making sustainable finance more accessible to small and medium enterprises. Compliance and sustainable finance teams tracking Hong Kong taxonomy developments or green bond grant schemes should note the consultation timeline referenced here.

  • The HKMA opened a public consultation on Phase 2B of the Hong Kong Taxonomy this week, covering transition activities such as iron and steel and adaptation measures such as battery storage and sustainable fuels.
  • The HKMA earlier this year expanded its grant scheme that subsidises green and sustainable debt issuances to also cover advisory services for developing sustainable finance frameworks and transition plans.
  • A steering group of Hong Kong financial regulators has developed a free online greenhouse gas emissions calculator that lets companies estimate their carbon footprint from energy and water bills, and is adding Southeast Asian emission factors.
  • Hong Kong arranged around 40% of Asia's international green and sustainable bonds in 2025, according to the speech.
  • SMEs account for roughly two-thirds of employment and nearly 40% of economic output across Asia, the speech cites from the ADB Asia Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Monitor 2025.
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