Chitra Hepburn is seeing a significant number of Asian companies proactively disclosing their carbon emissions. And this trend can be attributed to a combination of regulatory requirements and a genuine belief that transparency will help to garner support from investors and consumers. While Europe has emerged as a frontrunner in disclosure practices, “following that is a whole sphere of APAC…
ESG 2.0 – Asian companies are cracking the climate code: MSCI
By Audrey Raj, senior consultant - South Asia editor | 8 June 2023
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