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PSE joins CDP as the first stock exchange capital markets signatory

The Philippine Stock Exchange became the first stock exchange to join CDP as a Capital Markets Signatory, enhancing its commitment to sustainable finance and promoting corporate environmental transparency among listed companies. The Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc. (PSE) announced today, June 11, 2026, that it became the first stock exchange to join CDP as a Capital […]

PSE joins CDP as the first stock exchange capital markets signatory

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) has become the first stock exchange to join the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) as a Capital Markets Signatory. This development emphasizes the Exchange's dedication to sustainable finance and promotes corporate environmental transparency among listed companies. On June 11, 2026, the PSE announced its decision to join CDP, a global non-profit organization that has been running the world's only independent environmental disclosure system for 25 years.

CDP enables investors, companies, and governments to access the information needed to make environmentally positive decisions. Currently, 22,100 companies representing two-thirds of global market capitalization disclose through CDP. PSE's President and CEO, Ramon S. Monzon, highlighted the importance of environmental transparency in long-term value creation and encouraged PSE-listed companies to participate in CDP's disclosure process to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability.

CDP provides a disclosure platform that integrates best practice reporting standards and frameworks, including IFRS S2 as its foundation. By joining CDP, PSE is one of over 540 global financial institutions, collectively urging companies worldwide to disclose their environmental impacts, covering climate change, water security, forests, plastics, and ocean impacts.

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