Tough task in ESG nod


A fund manager said the Covid-19 pandemic had increased the importance and role of ESG compliance.

PETALING JAYA: As environmental, social and governance (ESG) compliance becomes more mainstream, and even a benchmark for investors today, corporations are increasingly faced with the arduous task of meeting challenging reporting demands.

An analyst noted that ESG metrics such as waste, energy and carbon can be challenging to quantify and report.

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