Our Services

From Compliance to Capital

Four core service areas designed to help investors, corporates, and institutions navigate the intersection of environmental regulation and capital deployment in ASEAN & emerging markets.

Due Diligence

Environmental & Social Due Diligence

IFC-Aligned ESDD for Informed Investment Decisions

Our Environmental and Social Due Diligence (ESDD) services are structured around the IFC Performance Standards and Equator Principles — the global benchmarks for responsible investment. We go beyond checkbox compliance to deliver actionable risk assessments that inform deal structuring, pricing, and post-investment monitoring.

With ASEAN attracting over $230 billion in FDI annually, investors face complex E&S landscapes ranging from Singapore's mature regulatory framework to Myanmar's emerging governance structures. A one-size-fits-all approach fails. Our ESDD is calibrated to local regulatory contexts while meeting international lender requirements.

Key Deliverables

Gap analysis against IFC Performance Standards 1–8
Environmental & Social Action Plans (ESAPs) with costed remediation timelines
Stakeholder engagement assessments and community impact mapping
Regulatory compliance reviews across ASEAN jurisdictions
Post-investment E&S monitoring frameworks
IFC Performance StandardsEquator Principles IVADB Safeguard PolicyAIIB Environmental & Social Framework
Environmental & Social Due Diligence
Climate Strategy

Climate Risk & Transition Planning

TCFD/ISSB-Aligned Climate Strategy for a Changing Regulatory Landscape

Climate disclosure is no longer voluntary in ASEAN's major economies. Singapore mandates ISSB-aligned reporting for listed issuers starting FY2025. Malaysia's Bursa Malaysia requires TCFD-aligned disclosures. Thailand's SEC has issued climate reporting guidelines. We help organizations move from compliance burden to strategic advantage.

Physical climate risks in ASEAN are acute — from sea-level rise threatening coastal infrastructure to extreme heat reducing agricultural productivity. Transition risks are equally significant as carbon pricing mechanisms emerge across the region. Our assessments quantify both dimensions to inform capital allocation decisions.

Key Deliverables

TCFD/ISSB-aligned climate risk assessments (physical & transition)
Scenario analysis under 1.5°C, 2°C, and 3°C+ pathways
Carbon pricing impact modeling and internal carbon price recommendations
Net-zero transition roadmaps with interim targets
ISSB S2 / IFRS S2 reporting readiness assessments
TCFD RecommendationsISSB IFRS S1 & S2GHG ProtocolSBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard
Climate Risk & Transition Planning
Nature Finance

Biodiversity & Nature-Based Finance

TNFD-Ready Assessments and Nature-Positive Investment Strategies

The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) is rapidly becoming the biodiversity equivalent of TCFD. With the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework requiring nations to protect 30% of land and ocean by 2030, nature-related risks are moving from the periphery to the center of investment analysis.

ASEAN hosts 4 of the world's 36 biodiversity hotspots and 30% of global coral reef area. Nature-based solutions in the region — from mangrove restoration to sustainable aquaculture — represent a $2.5 trillion opportunity. We help investors and corporates assess nature-related dependencies, impacts, and opportunities using the TNFD LEAP framework.

Key Deliverables

TNFD LEAP assessments (Locate, Evaluate, Assess, Prepare)
Biodiversity footprint analysis and dependency mapping
Nature-based solutions feasibility studies and financial structuring
Ecological credit verification (carbon + biodiversity stacking)
Supply chain nature-risk screening for agricultural and extractive sectors
TNFD RecommendationsKunming-Montreal GBFIUCN Global Standard for NbSScience Based Targets for Nature
Biodiversity & Nature-Based Finance
Ocean Economy

Blue Finance Advisory

Structuring Capital for the Ocean Economy

The blue economy — encompassing sustainable fisheries, marine renewable energy, coastal tourism, and ocean conservation — represents a $2.5 trillion annual value globally. Yet blue finance instruments remain nascent, with only $5 billion in blue bonds issued to date against a $175 billion annual investment gap for SDG 14.

We bring deep expertise in structuring blue finance instruments for Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and coastal nations. From the landmark Belize debt-for-nature swap ($553M) to the Seychelles sovereign blue bond ($15M), we understand the mechanics, stakeholders, and regulatory frameworks that make these deals work.

Key Deliverables

Blue bond structuring and use-of-proceeds framework development
Debt-for-nature swap feasibility assessments and deal structuring
Blue finance readiness assessments for sovereign and sub-sovereign entities
Blended finance architecture design (concessional + commercial tranches)
Impact measurement frameworks aligned with UNEP FI Blue Finance Principles
UNEP FI Sustainable Blue Economy Finance PrinciplesIFC Blue Finance GuidelinesEU Taxonomy (Sustainable Use of Water & Marine Resources)Climate Bonds Standard — Marine & Coastal Criteria

$2.5T

Annual value of the global ocean economy. Blue finance instruments are the key to unlocking sustainable investment at scale.

$5.0B+

Blue bonds issued

$175B

Annual SDG 14 gap

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