The Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced on the 27th that it will strive to achieve carbon neutrality by 2024 and net zero emissions by 2040. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange hopes to contribute to achieving net zero emissions in society through measures such as expanding the group's carbon offsetting policy and offsetting all (significant) carbon emissions by purchasing high-quality certified carbon credit products. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange will continue to collaborate with its value chain business partners to support them in setting scientific emission reduction targets. The Chairman of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, David Smith, stated that the exchange will accelerate the achievement of net zero emissions and carbon neutrality goals. The commitment to achieve net zero emissions by 2040, ten years ahead of the original target, demonstrates the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's sustained and proactive commitment to addressing climate change. The CEO of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Group, Eu Guan Sheng, stated that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is not only a market regulatory agency and operator, but also a company. It has unique advantages in supporting global enterprises and investors in their low-carbon transformation, and also shoulders a heavy responsibility. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange is actively creating a vibrant investment ecosystem to support corporate transformation and enhance their climate adaptation capabilities. (Lai Xin She)