Global financial institutions sinking sustainability roots in Singapore
Many setting up dedicated sustainability teams, drawn by good regulatory oversight, imperative on green economy and strong investor ecosystem
Singapore
AS calls for Asian companies, investors and consumers to embrace sustainable development grow louder, global financial institutions are increasingly setting up dedicated sustainability teams on this side of the world - with many opting for Singapore as their port-of-call.
Among them are investment fund provider Fidelity International, whose global head of stewardship and sustainable investing Jenn-Hui Tan, is based in the city-state.
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