Moody’s head of sustainable finance: Asia is embracing a ‘pragmatic transition’ on energy | Fortune0

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• September 3, 2026

An “erosion of multilateralism” is changing Asia’s push for sustainability, as countries pursue individual goals of energy security and supply chain resilience instead of “virtue signalling,” says Rahul Ghosh, global head of sustainable finance and emerging markets at Moody’s Ratings.  “Ten years ago, the world was aligning around consistent climate policies, but now we’re starting