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2023-11-29

Not sure if I'm reading it correctly, but the SSB news mentioned about March instead of Nov SSB.

SG Morning Call｜Most of SG Investors Will Divest from Non-Sustainable Firms; Indonesia's Presidential Race Begins

Nearly 8 in 10 of Singapore's wealthiest investors will divest from non-sustainable firmsESG has further climbed up the ladder of priorities of Singapore’s wealthiest or “financially abundant” investo

SG Morning Call｜Most of SG Investors Will Divest from Non-Sustainable Firms; Indonesia's Presidential Race Begins

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