Hong Kong
Dun & Bradstreet successfully hosted its Sustainable Procurement “Result Sharing Day,” marking a significant milestone in strengthening transparency, resilience, and collaboration across Hong Kong’s supply chain ecosystem. Supported by AIA, the initiative continues to encourage more small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to progress toward D&B ESG Registered™, reflecting how reliable ESG data empowers sustainable and confident business growth.

The event provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of sustainable finance in Hong Kong. Mr. Joseph Chan, JP, Under Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, discussed the importance of highquality ESG information in enabling SMEs to participate in the city’s expanding green finance ecosystem. Mr. Andrew Wu, General Manager at Dun & Bradstreet, further highlighted the role of trusted data and analytics in enhancing corporate governance, improving risk management, and supporting SMEs as they transition toward more responsible and transparent business practices.

A fireside chat titled “The Future of ESG, Data & Technology” brought together representatives from AIA, the FinTech Association of Hong Kong, and Dun & Bradstreet to examine how datadriven technologies are reshaping sustainable supply chain management. The discussion explored emerging trends that are helping enterprises strengthen operational visibility, improve resilience, and accelerate ESG integration across their value chains.
As Hong Kong continues to advance its sustainable development agenda, Dun & Bradstreet remains dedicated to equipping SMEs with the data, insights, and digital tools needed to build stronger governance frameworks and drive longterm sustainable growth.
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