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Asia ESG: Capturing Global Innovation

Many of Asia's businesses find profit in tackling ESG challenges. Matthews Asia Portfolio Manager Vivek Tanneeru looks at the opportunity set.

ESG considerations are not a specific requirement for all portfolios at Matthews Asia. ESG factors can vary over different periods and can evolve over time. They may also be difficult to apply consistently across regions, countries or sectors. There can be no guarantee that a company deemed to meet ESG standards will actually conduct its affairs in a manner that is less destructive to the environment, or promote positive social and economic developments.

 

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