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Malaysian ratings agency teams up with firms to bolster ESG capabilities
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Goh Thean Eu
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Malaysian ratings agency RAM Holdings has partnered with MVGX Tech, a Singapore-based carbon software-as-a-service firm, and carbon management services firm Carbon Rating Malaysia (CRM) to bolster its environmental, social and governance rating cap...
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