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KUALA LUMPUR: Maybank has become the first bank in Malaysia to establish a Scope 3 financed emissions baseline, identifiying a transition strategy that will shape its future business portfolio.

This brings the bank a step closer to its target of a net zero carbon position by 2050 as it begins to chart out its financed emissions reduction targets against timelines, the bank said in a statement today.

"For banks, financed emissions are indirect emissions related to loans, underwriting, investments and any other financial services. Financed emissions are a necessary input for climate scenario analysis, which is crucial in managing climate-related transition risks and opportunities.

"In undertaking this exercise to establish its financed emissions baseline, Maybank adopted the Global Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Accounting and Reporting Standard for the Financial Industry by Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials,” it said.

The bank said this methodology focuses on calculating the emissions for six asset classes -- listed equities and corporate bonds; business loans and unlisted equities; project finance; commercial real estate; mortgages and motor vehicle loans.

According to Maybank, listed equities and corporate bonds, business loans and unlisted equities and project finance make up close to 80 per cent of the group’s financed emissions.

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It said the top five sectors contributing to most of Maybank’s financed emissions are power, oil and gas, agriculture, utilities and construction, while 97 per cent of Maybank’s financed emissions come from its home markets in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia.

"By calculating and analysing the financed emissions data, Maybank can now progress towards performing quantitative scenario analysis to design pathways in reducing its financed emissions in line with its risk appetite and targets while engaging customers to support them to achieve their desired outcomes and commitments,” it said.

Maybank group president and chief executive officer, Datuk Khairussaleh Ramli said the key to achieving a net zero carbon position include establishing the bank’s Scope 3 baseline financed emissions, analysing the main drivers of the emissions, designing a plan to reduce these emissions against a timeline and finally, implementing the plan.

"This exercise has allowed us to split our emissions by geographies, asset classes and sectors, which then allows us to focus our efforts on engaging with the customers that can have the greatest impact on reducing our financed emissions over the long-term.

"Our next step is to engage and collaborate with our customers and key stakeholders including

regulators and ministries to implement our transition strategy,” he said. - Bernama