Chi Xiang Wong, CFA, is a sustainable finance specialist with experience in climate finance policy, green bonds and ESG disclosure. His expertise covers energy transition, climate adaptation investment, sustainable finance taxonomies and capital market development across Asia.
Meet the reviewers
Our reviewers
Every guide is checked by a practitioner working in the area it covers. These are the people who review our guides, what they specialise in, and what they have reviewed.
Karthik Iyer is a sustainable finance and capital markets advisor with over 30 years of experience in green finance, banking and asset management. His expertise covers blue bonds, sustainable investing, climate finance, ESG advisory and green capital markets.
Shaurya Gupta, CFA, is a sustainable finance professional with experience at Climate Bonds Initiative and JPMorgan. His areas of review include ESG investing, carbon accounting, green bonds, transition finance, sustainability advisory and green taxonomies.
Shikha Bhasin is a climate and clean energy professional with over 15 years of experience in energy transition, renewable energy investment and climate policy. Her expertise covers decarbonisation, clean technology innovation, electric mobility and international climate cooperation.
Tajeshwar S. Goyal, CFA, is a sustainable finance professional with over 15 years of experience across global financial markets. His expertise includes TNFD, nature-related disclosures, ESG investing, green finance and investment strategy.
How we review our guides
OneStop ESG guides are reviewed by specialists with relevant professional experience in the subjects they assess.
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The accuracy of technical descriptions and material provider claims.
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The reliability of supporting evidence and regulatory references.
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The appropriateness of comparisons, strengths, limitations and recommendations.
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The disclosure of relevant commercial relationships.
Reviewers must disclose material conflicts of interest and cannot approve guides involving providers with which they have a conflicting relationship.
A review credit is published only after the named reviewer has completed and approved the assessment.
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