IMPACT= Mobilising capital for Asia's climate transition
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In our latest episode, leaders from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, ib vogt APAC and BII discuss what’s needed to unlock more private capital for climate investment across South and South-East Asia. Drawing on examples from across the region, they explore the partnerships, funding models and investment solutions helping to scale climate projects.
South and South-East Asia sit at the heart of the global climate transition, with rapidly growing economies and significant investment opportunities in renewable energy, climate infrastructure and sustainable development. Yet mobilising the scale of private capital needed remains one of the region's biggest challenges.
In this episode, Jo Fry (British International Investment) is joined by Gillian Tan (Monetary Authority of Singapore), Holger Rothenbusch (British International Investment) and David Ludwig (ib vogt APAC) to explore how governments, development finance institutions, investors and the private sector can work together to accelerate climate investment across Asia.
The discussion examines the role of blended finance, risk-sharing mechanisms, public-private partnerships and market-building initiatives in unlocking investment at scale. Panellists also share practical examples of successful climate finance and renewable energy projects, highlighting how capital can drive economic growth, energy transition and sustainable development across the region.
Key topics include climate finance, private capital mobilisation, blended finance, renewable energy investment, infrastructure development, development finance, the Financing Asia's Transition Partnership (FAST-P), and the future of climate investment in South and South-East Asia.