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It’s for the long haul
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
- Global
ESG is increasingly about helping companies to transition to net zero and sustainability
Inflation and interest rate hikes made for a challenging 2022, driving down the value of most bonds and stocks, including equities based on environmental, social and governance factors.
The MSCI World ESG Leaders Index, which provides exposu...
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