Key Responsibilities:

You’ll need to be able to map policy processes, gaps, opportunities and leverage points in order for us to be able to prioritise and create the strategy for us to meet our goals.
You’ll need to contribute a political analysis to be able to help us create context specific strategies in Asia, and specifically in Japan
You’ll create spaces with policy makers and relevant stakeholders to help scale and speed up the clean transition

Key Requirements:

Experience in a similar or related field including unpaid, or lived experience;
It is essential to speak and write both Japanese and English;
A passion for action on climate change and a commitment to social justice;

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct technical assistance and capacity building activities in the areas of green and sustainable finance with a focus on promoting financial instruments, such as green bonds and thematic bonds in ASEAN, in line with international and regional regulations and guidelines with proven knowledge of and experience in implementing green bond principle, climate bonds standard, climate bonds taxonomy, etc.
Engage with stakeholders and beneficiaries in financial and associated sectors in ASEAN in collaboration with the ASEAN team

Key Requirements:

University Degree (Master’s degree or equivalent is preferable) in economics, international development, finance /sustainable finance or in a relevant subject with insightful knowledge of green bond principle, climate bond standard, climate bond taxonomy, etc.
Knowledge of the ASEAN regions and the ASEAN countries
Fluency in English (writing, reading, and verbal communication)

Key Responsibilities:

developing policy proposals and engaging in public debates on governing finance, climate change and Asia’s energy future,
building and deepening partnerships in the field of monetary policy and financial supervision,
collaborating with core partners,

Key Requirements:

shares our aim to strengthen the alignment of economic policies with the objective of sustainable prosperity,
brings along substantial experience from either a central bank or a financial supervisor as well as experience in providing policy advice to and interacting with senior officials,
has strong self-organization skills and is keen to coordinate closely with team members, whilst delivering core work and program goals independently,

Key Responsibilities:

Develop relationships with Global and Regional institutional investors with a focus on Japan (around 80%) and Singapore/Hong Kong (around 20%).
Develop a revenue strategy for our work with investors, to create a new revenue source in Japan for the company.
Provide support for relationship development and engagement with collaborative target companies including selling platform memberships, arranging meetings and research.

Key Requirements:

Minimum 10 years’ sales experience with institutional investors.
Preferable: At least three to five years’ experience as equity/fixed-income analyst in either buy-side or sell-side, ideally with a focus in energy, mining, oil & gas, commodities or other high emitting sectors.
Experience of producing and delivering pitches, creating feedback loop to provide bespoke service.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop relationships with institutional investors in Singapore, Hong Kong and possibly China.
Develop a revenue strategy for our work with investors, to create a new revenue source for the company.
Provide support for relationship development and engagement with collaborative target companies.

Key Requirements:

At least three to five years’ experience as equity/fixed-income analyst in either buy-side or sell-side, ideally with a focus in energy, mining, oil & gas, commodities or other high emitting sectors.
Minimum 10 years’ sales experience with institutional investors.
Experience of producing and delivering pitches, creating feedback loop to provide bespoke service.

Key Responsibilities:

Works closely with the Senior Strategists in the Investors and Insurance Program and our key partners to co-develop, coordinate, and implement campaign strategies and tactics aimed at bringing ambitious climate action by financial institutions in Korea and Japan;
Researches, analyses and monitors policy processes, gaps, opportunities and leverage points in Korea and Japan and other Asian countries to identify opportunities and strategic interventions in the region;

Key Requirements:

An understanding of the financial system in Asia;
An understanding of socio-economic system and political culture in Asia;
A strong written and verbal communication skills including the ability to clearly articulate complex issues to a wide range of audience in Korean and English;

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and implement practical strategies to promote Chinese finance in the overseas renewable energy industry, under collaboration with networks of NGOs and other partners;
Analyze the developments in China’s energy and climate finance, interpret policies and data;

Key Requirements:

At least five years of professional experience working in finance and/or energy;
Excellent collaboration and facilitation skills, including the ability to work effectively with diverse stakeholders;
Excellent analytical and research skills, subject expertise in Chinese development/energy finance a plus;

Key Responsibilities:

Work closely with the Standards Team to develop frameworks and science-based criteria to define credible Taxonomy approaches for climate finance investment
Collaborate with the Regional ASEAN Teams in the development of Taxonomy frameworks and approaches for transition
Jointly with Market Intelligence and Partnerships Team, support the creation of decision-useful guidance and tools for the application and usability of Taxonomies targeting investors and potential issuers

Key Requirements:

Motivation to support CBI’s mission and the development of green capital markets with a passion for climate science
Experience with Taxonomy development frameworks, science-based technical criteria and low carbon pathways, familiarity with the current taxonomy universe including the EU Taxonomy and its multi-layered requirements including Do No Significant Harm.
Demonstrated capacity to lead cooperation from a wide variety of stakeholders, to build relationships across diverse groups, and to facilitate processes within a complex matrix environment

Key Responsibilities:

Design CTH's overall debt and finance and climate action program.
Lead the "financing architecture" for new climate and finance ecosystem. Building out this ecosystem for more collaboration, cohesion and impact.
Lead on capital and resource mobilization for climate action.
Initiate and set goals for CTH programs according to the strategic objectives of the organization

Key Requirements:

Must be committed and passionate about CTH’s goal, objectives and mission.
Masters’ level degrees in Economics, law, Environmental Science, Geography or related fields.
Professional certification such as Chartered Financial Analyst(CFA) or Financial Risk Manager is desirable.
Strong understanding of financial markets and the energy sector.

Key Responsibilities:

Conduct financial data analysis and build financial models to support research projects.
Develop and implement quantitative research methods, including statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization.
Prepare technical reports and other publications to communicate research findings to stakeholders, including policymakers, industry leaders, and civil society organizations.

Key Requirements:

Master's degree (preferred) in data science, finance, economics, or a related field.
At least 5 years of experience conducting financial data analysis and building financial models.
Strong quantitative analysis skills, including proficiency in statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization.