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“With secular demand for sustainable investments rising, markets and companies which fully adopt ISSB may potentially have more access to capital and may more likely be targets for sustainable investing,” said Kwan.
“There’s then a risk that international investors with net-zero targets and other sustainable investing priorities will choose not to invest in the laggard market or because of insufficient data to make an assessment, discount the market.”
Headquartered in Hong Kong, ASIFMA has over 160 member firms comprising banks, asset managers, accounting, law firms, and market infrastructure service providers.
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