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
Kelly Ng
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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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