In this webinar, InCorp’s ESG Head Tina Thomas walked financial institutions through the 2026 MAS Guidelines on Environmental Risk Management and Transition Planning, and what the updates mean for compliance, governance, and climate risk strategy in Singapore.

As the Monetary Authority of Singapore continues to strengthen its supervisory expectations around transition planning in Singapore, financial institutions need practical, grounded guidance to move forward with confidence. This session broke down the MAS ESG guidelines 2026 and translated them into clear, actionable steps for your business.

Topics covered in this session:

In-depth analysis of the 2026 MAS Guidelines on Environmental Risk Management and Transition Planning.
Practical strategies to manage physical and transition risks without resorting to indiscriminate divestment or withdrawal of credit.
Frameworks for enhancing governance, client engagement, and data collection to meet new supervisory expectations.

Whether you are at the start of your transition planning journey or refining an existing strategy, this session offers the regulatory clarity and strategic perspective you need to stay ahead.

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About the Author

Tina Thomas

Head of ESG

Tina leads Incorp’s ESG and sustainability agenda, driving strategy development, sustainability reporting, and ESG integration to create long‑term value for clients and stakeholders. With more than 15 years of experience in ESG, sustainability, and business strategy, she brings deep expertise across the energy sector and other carbon‑intensive industries, with work spanning ESG and climate strategy, decarbonisation, sustainability reporting, and value creation. Tina is also a recognised speaker, researcher, and educator in sustainability and corporate strategy, committed to guiding organisations through the transition to a low‑carbon, resilient future with practical insights and strategic clarity.