1、The Path Toward Affordable Green Housing and Green Mortgage Standards in MalaysiaThis joint report,released by the Asian Development Bank and Malaysian national mortgage corporationCagamas Berhad,assesses the development of inclusive and green residential mortgages in Malaysia,examining green and af
2、fordable housing for low-income groups,with consideration for middle-incomegroups and households headed by women.The publication outlines the key challenges and constraints toscaling up inclusive and green affordable housing and mortgages in Malaysia.It provides recommendationsof how different stake
3、holders can address constraints,create an enabling environment and develop tailoredfinancial products to improve access to green affordable housing.About CagamasCagamas Berhad(Cagamas),the National Mortgage Corporation of Malaysia,was established in 1986 to promote the broader spread of home ownersh
4、ip and the growth of the secondary mortgage market in Malaysia.It issues corporate bonds and sukuk to finance the purchase of housing loans from financial institutions and non-financial institutions.Cagamas is the second-largest issuer of debt instruments in Malaysia after the Government of Malaysia
5、 and the largest issuer of AAA corporate bonds and sukuk in the market.Since its founding,Cagamas Group has cumulatively raised circa RM466.2 billion worth of corporate bonds and sukuk and other funding instruments(as of 31 December 2025).About the Asian Development BankADB is a leading multilateral
6、 development bank supporting inclusive,resilient,and sustainable growth across Asia and the Pacific.Working with its members and partners to solve complex challenges together,ADB harnesses innovative financial tools and strategic partnerships to transform lives,build quality infrastructure,and safeg