Sustainable Loan Grant Scheme (SLGS)

The Sustainable Loan Grant Scheme is an FSDF route from the Monetary Authority of Singapore that reimburses external review costs for corporates and financial institutions obtaining sustainable or transition financing. It is built to support loan structures rather than capital raising, and it sits alongside MAS's wider sustainable-finance work in Singapore. The scheme remains open until 31 December 2028, with SGD 15 million set aside in the announcement that extended it. MAS reimburses 100% of eligible expenses, capped at SGD 125,000 when the loan meets the disclosure-standard condition or SGD 100,000 otherwise. Qualifying loans must be at least SGD 20 million and have a tenor of at least three years, and the scheme covers Green, Social, Sustainability, Sustainability-Linked, and Transition loans. Borrowers may receive support for up to two instruments, sovereigns are excluded, and international organisations such as IFC and the World Bank can qualify. The relevant service chain also has to stay Singapore-linked, with more than half of sustainability advisory work coming from Singapore-based providers. The strongest applicants are borrowers or lenders that already have a clear financing mandate and a credible assurance process around the loan framework, reporting, and external review. MAS is not rewarding loose sustainability claims here; it is backing transactions that can be documented, reviewed, and closed on time. A clean structure, the right loan size, and a Singapore-based advisory trail are the practical signals that matter most.

Each grant below is a distinct funding opportunity with its own eligibility, scope, and deliverables.