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  • 05/06/2026
    Reports & White Papers

    Collective insights from Singapore’s Real Estate Sector: Suggested actions for advancing decarbonisation practices in Singapore’s built environment

    Download Now   Foreword By Singapore Sustainable Finance Association.  Singapore’s pursuit of net-zero emissions by 2050 is contingent on multiple factors, from the maturity of decarbonisation technologies to effective international cooperation1. Included within this ambition is the decarbonising of the real estate sector, which is substantial in both size and emissions.   The Singapore Sustainable Finance Association (SSFA) facilitates collaboration […]

  • 21/04/2026
    Reports & White Papers

    Foundations for the Carbon Market:
    Legal clarity, accounting and other drivers for market scale

    Download Now   Foreword The voluntary carbon market (VCM) is increasingly recognised as a crucial mechanism to crowd in financing to address climate change. Carbon markets are now a core instrument for global climate action. Across jurisdictions, we see a mosaic of arrangements: compliance systems underpinned by domestic and regional regulation. Against this backdrop, the […]

  • 17/11/2025
    Publications Feature

    UNEP White Paper: From Silos to Synergies

    Download Here   SSFA’s Director, Kavitha Menon, contributed as a reviewer, supporting the paper’s development and offering insights on integrated approaches to implementing the Rio Conventions. Executive Summary The 2025 White Paper From Silos to Synergies outlines the progress and practical pathways for integrated implementation of the Rio Conventions. It highlights how countries are advancing from fragmented, […]

  • 04/11/2025
    Publications Feature

    The Coalition To Grow Carbon Markets: Shared Principles for Growing High-Integrity Use of Carbon Credits

    Download Here   SSFA is proud to be among the supporting organisations of the Shared Principles for Growing High-Integrity Use of Carbon Credits. “High-integrity carbon markets are key to building market confidence. SSFA welcomes the Shared Principles as an important step toward greater alignment across governments on the credible use of carbon credits, responding to […]

  • 26/10/2025
    Publications Feature

    ASEAN Joint Statement on Climate Change to the 30th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP 30)

    Download Here   The ASEAN Common Carbon Framework (ACCF) was noted as an initiative aimed at accelerating the development of high-integrity carbon markets in ASEAN, through supporting the supply of high-quality carbon credits, strengthening demand signals, and advancing coordinated decarbonisation efforts with enhanced regional cooperation. Executive Summary WE, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (hereinafter […]

  • 23/09/2025
    Publications Feature

    Joint Media Statement of the 57th ASEAN Economic Ministers’ (AEM) Meeting

    Download Here The ASEAN Common Carbon Framework (ACCF) was highlighted as a key legacy initiative under the ASEAN Business Advisory Council, highlighting its role in strengthening regional business integration and supporting ASEAN’s transition towards a sustainable, low-carbon growth through enhanced public-private sector engagement. Executive Summary The Fifty-Seventh ASEAN Economic Ministers’ (AEM) Meeting was held on […]

About the Green Finance Industry Taskforce (GFIT)

The Green Finance Industry Taskforce (GFIT) is an industry-led initiative convened by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) from November 2019 to April 2023 consisting of representatives from financial institutions, corporates, non-governmental organisations, and financial industry associations.

Key Objectives:

  1. Establish Singapore as the premier financial hub for green and sustainable finance in Asia;
  2. Leverage green and sustainable finance as one of the key approaches to achieving Singapore’s green agenda; and
  3. Identify best practices, as well as key measures and resources needed to develop the green and sustainable finance ecosystem in Singapore.

The GFIT advanced the three objectives through the following four key initiatives:

  1. Develop a taxonomy 
  2. Improve disclosures
  3. Foster green finance solutions
  4. Enhance environmental risk management practices of financial institutions
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GFIT Resources

2023-12-23

MAS Launches World’s First Multi-Sector Transition Taxonomy

The Singapore-Asia Taxonomy sets out detailed thresholds and criteria for defining green and transition activities that contribute to climate change mitigation across eight focus sectors.

2023-06-01

About GFIT’s Initiatives

GFIT Publication - Cultivating Singapore’s Sustainable Finance Ecosystem to Support Asia’s Transition to Net-Zero

2021-01-01

Industry Initiative to Accelerate Green Finance

GFIT Infographic

Additional GFIT Resources

General Membership Approval Criteria

Prioritise organisations with a defined approach to sustainable finance and have demonstrated thought leadership

Domain expertise in areas that are of strategic importance to SSFA

Prioritise corporates from sectors that are critical for Singapore’s decarbonisation

Ability and capacity to contribute to SSFA’s activities – workstreams and events

General Members’ Categories

FI Partners

  • Financial Services
  • Financial Regulators
  • Financial Sector Industry Bodies, Networks, Platforms & Associations

Industry Partners

  • Non-financial Sector Corporates
  • Non-financial Sector Industry Bodies, Networks, Platforms & Associations
  • Government Agencies

Knowledge Partners

  • Academia/IHLs*
  • Consulting and Advisory Services
  • Data Providers
  • International Organisations*
  • Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs)*
  • NGOs*

*Non-fee paying, by invitation only