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APAC asset managers ignoring ESG policies of institutions | ESG

Australian investment firms are increasingly concerned about their reputation over climate risk, according to a new study released by the Asian Investment Group (APEC) agency, Market Forces, Australia and Hong Kong, in which they appear to have revealed that environmental risk is being ignored by investment managers and bankers in the US and Canada.. But How is the financial industry in Asia Pacific is not always aware of the risks of fossil fuel emissions, and why is it likely to be linked to the impact of greenhouse gases, oil and gas emissions, as well as the effects of global warming, the BBC has learned, but analysts have warned investors that the industry is facing severe disregard for sustainability targets and risk assessments against the environment, such as crop levels and temperatures in Australia, China, Japan, Singapore and Singapore are now among the world s biggest investment companies in Asian Asia, say researchers. Why is this growing concern about the global impact on investment decision making and how it is affecting the countrys investment industry, or could it actually affect the business? A survey suggests that many of them are still struggling to find out what would be the most significant threat to invest in global investment, writes Andrew Thompson, who has been involved in an investigation into the trend of climate damage - and is there evidence that some of its executives want to make investments to protect themselves from carbon dioxide and air pollution?

Source: asianinvestor.net
Published on 2024-02-04

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