Singapore plans to dramatically increase the tax it levies on greenhouse gas pollution from its biggest emitters from 2024, as the city-state seeks to speed efforts to reach net-zero emissions.
Gunung Capital has partnered with Yayasan Habitat Kemanusian Indonesia to build and operate a new Posyandu building that will deliver healthcare services.
Kimin Tanoto, Founder and CEO of Gunung Capital and heir to the Tanoto business dynasty, and Kelvin Fu, Managing Partner of Gunung Capital, share their vision and understanding in bringing the environment to the forefront of business decisions.
Creating and nurturing investments that have a meaningful impact on society and the environment is a new year’s resolution that more investors will be making as the world comes together to achieve net-zero.