Keep ESG disclosures to useful metrics and benchmarks, say investment managers
Uma Devi
Singapore
COMPANIES are providing more data on environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors, but not all the information will be useful for investors.
Investment managers attending Ecosperity Week, a three-day sustainability conference presented by Temasek, instead suggested focusing on how the information would be used.
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