Hyundai Motor Securities hosts ‘Carbon Finance Insight Day,’ sharing emissions allowance policies and market trends
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- 2026-10-28 15:44:57
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- 2026-10-28 15:44:57
[Financial News] Hyundai Motor Securities held a seminar for companies involved in carbon finance to share changes in emissions allowance policies and market trends.
According to the financial investment industry on the 28th, Hyundai Motor Securities held the 2nd 2026 Carbon Finance Insight Day at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Jung-gu, Seoul, the previous day. Representatives of companies involved in carbon finance attended the event, which began with opening remarks by Bae Hyung-geun, president of Hyundai Motor Securities, and congratulatory remarks by Yoo Yeon-chul, secretary-general of the UN Global Compact (UNGC) Korea Association.
Speakers at the seminar included Jang Hee-seon, a professor at Korea University; Kwon Dong-hyuk, deputy CEO of BNZ Partners; Kim Do-yeon, a partner at Samil PricewaterhouseCoopers; Cheon Seong-mun, a director at Innergen; and Jo Gi-seong, a senior manager at Hyundai Motor Securities. The general session covered major policy trends related to carbon finance, while the in-depth session shared trends in external projects and examples of their implementation.
Hyundai Motor Securities provided event materials without paper and made its souvenirs from materials certified for sustainable forest management. Bae Hyung-geun said, "With the implementation of the fourth planning period having significantly changed the emissions allowance market environment, I hope the policy direction and market outlook shared at this seminar will be of practical help to companies as they develop their response strategies."
Meanwhile, during the fourth planning period of the greenhouse gas emissions trading scheme, which runs from this year through 2030, the share of allowances allocated for a fee will gradually increase. The government plans to overhaul the allocation method and market operating system to encourage companies to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
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